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ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY AND ADVERBS OF DEGREE.

Denny Davis

07/10/2019 0 0

Adverbs of frequency tell us how often.

Examples:

Mary always goes to church on Sunday.

Ishita sometimes goes to the movie hall.

We never tell lies.

Adverbs of degree tell us how much or how little.

Examples:

The boys have almost finished their lunch.

The principal is very happy with our grades.

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