Adverb

An adverb is a word that modifies to a verb, an adjective or another adverb.

Eg: He runs slowly.

Here slowly is an adverb. The adverb give us more information.

Types of adverb:

There are five types of adverb:

1. Adverb of time: These words are used to show time of an action.

Eg: I wake up early in the morning.

The doctor arrived soon.

Here early and soon words are showing time that's why they are adjective.

2. Adverb of place: Show the place where something has happened.

Eg: He went there.

They sat down.

Here the words there and down are showing place.

3. Adverb of manner: These adverbs are used to show that in what way an action is taking place.

Eg: He writes legibly.

She sings beautifully.

He runs slowly.

Here the words legibly, beautifully, slowly are showing how an action is taking place.

4. Adverb of degree: These adverb are used to show the extent of an action.

Eg: The bottle is half-filled.

The work is almost done.

Here the words half and almost are adverb of degree.

5. Adverb of frequency: These show how many times an action is happening.

Eg: Always, daily, never, etc.

I always go to temple.

He never fight.