An adverb describe the manner and nature of an action. It's a mix of adjective and verb, serving the purpose of both, usually based on verbs, but in some cases nouns, depending on expression.
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In many cases an adverb is a descriptor of 'how' an action or subject is defined. Sentence structures vary. The structure must refer directly to the subject, however constructed: He acted quickly.Quickly he acted. Acting quickly, he... |
Examples of adverbs
reasonably, rationally, ably, appropriately, acceptably, speculatively, simply, incessantly, interestingly, opaquely, suspiciously, secretly, shyly, slowly, sanely, selectively, persistently, perspicaciously, precipitately, pleasantly
