Adverbs of Place
Trader Joe's is nearby. (what is the adverb?)
nearby
The moon shone brightly in the sky. (what is the adverb?)
brightly
It was quite quiet during the night. (what is the adverb?)
quite
It never snows in July. (what is the adverb?)
never
Yesterday, I went to Holland. (what is the adverb?)
yesterday
The book is there. (what is the adverb?)
there
Adverbs of Manner typically take this ENDING.
-ly
It is very sunny. (what is the adverb?)
very
We often go to the beach in the summer. (what is the adverb?)
often
He arrived late to class. (what is the adverb?)
late
We can sit here for our picnic. (what is the adverb?)
here
She walked slowly through the park. What is the adverb?
slowly
We are almost finished with class. (what is the adverb?)
almost
I rarely eat shellfish. (what is the adverb?)
rarely
They arrived early for the appointment. (what is the adverb?)
early
I looked everywhere for my keys. (what is the adverb?)
everywhere
The baby cried loudly in his crib. (what is the adverb?)
loudly
I stayed up too late last night. (what is the adverb?)
too
We always sit in the same seats. (what is the adverb?)
always
I will see you soon. (what is the adverb?)
soon
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The science book is absolutely awful! There are many mistakes in it. (what is the adverb?)
absolutely
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My sister often goes on short vocational courses during her summer vacation. (what is the adverb?)
often
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There's no doubt that I will graduate with a 10. (what is the adverb?)
no doubt
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He'll most likely be there on time. (what is the adverb?)
most likely
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He definitely won't play around at the tournament. (what is the adverb?)
definitely