Adverbs tell you the manner, the place and time. They don´t teel you about quality.
See below!
| Type | Adverb | Example |
| Manner | slowly | Jane drives slowly. |
| Place | here | The party is going to take place here. |
| Time | yesterday | I called him yesterday.
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Many adverbs end with the suffix -LY.
| Adjective | Adverb |
| slow | slowly |
| delightful | delightfully |
| hopeless | hopelessly |
| aggressive | aggressively |
Asking questions!
| Word in context | Question | Adverb? |
| Junko plays tennis aggressively. | How does Junko play tennis? | Yes -- uses HOW. |
| They have a small house. | What kind of house do they have? | No -- uses WHAT KIND OF, so this is an adjective. |
| Matthew called the police immediately. | When did Matthew call the police? | Yes -- uses WHEN. |
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