Adverbs and kinds of adverbs advance English grammar.
: Adverb
An adverb is a word that tells the meaning of a verb, an adjective or with another adverb an adjective or another adverb.
For example, how, how much, how far.
Sometimes adverb standing at the beginning of the sentence defines the whole sentence rather than any particular word.
For example
Probably Ahmed is mistaken
Indeed, you are wrong
The facts are incorrect
Unfortunately, he lost his mobile
Luckily he escaped the accident
Kinds of adverbs
Adverb of time
This kind of adverb is used to show the time.
For example, it generally shows when
Ali comes here daily
Mr Awan formerly lived here
He hurt his knee yesterday
Adverb of Frequency
This type of adverb shows how often action is performed
Ahmed often makes mistakes
Aslam has told you twice
Ali always tries to do his best
Rahul frequently comes unprepared
Adverb of place
This type of adverbs show the action where
For example
Come here
Go there
My cousin is out
Walk forward
Anand looked up
Adverb of manner
This types of adverb show how or in what manner
For example
Ali reads clearly
The Sindhis fought bravely
He slept soundly
He works hard
Adverb of Quantity or degree
This type of adverbs show how much or in what degree or to what extent
For example
Ahmed was so careless
He is so glad
He sings pretty well
He is as ta as Ahmed
He was quite wrong
He is fully prepared
Interrogative adverb
This type of adverb is used to ask any question in the sentence
For example
Where is he
When did Ali come
Why are you late
How high is Islamabad
Relative adverb
This type of adverb show or relates or refers back to its antecedent house just like the relative pronoun
For example
This is the reason why he left
Do you know the time when the Sindh express arrives
Simple adverb
These types are of adverb is used to modify the meaning of a verb adjective or an adverb
For example
He can hardly believe it
How brightly the stars shine