Question

A. Underline the adverbs in the following sentences and name the verbs with which each is used.
1. We were treated kindly.
2. I see things differently.
3. The patient is feeling better.
4. He is growing gold.
5. We must eat our food slowly.
6. The servant is paid monthly.
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Answer 1

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1. We were treated kindly. $\longrightarrow$ treated.

I see things differently. $\longrightarrow$ things.

The patient is feeling better. $\longrightarrow$ feeling.

He is growing old. $\longrightarrow$ growing.

We must eat our food slowly. $\longrightarrow$ food.

The servant is paid monthly. $\longrightarrow$ paid

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Adverbs: A word that adds something to the meaning of a verb is called an Adverb. It tells us how the action is done. Adverbs help us to describe events.

★ Adverbs can be classified as follows:-

1. Adverbs of manner: An adverb of manner shows us how or in what manner an action is done. Adverbs of manner answer the question – How?

• The girls were talking quietly. – (how?)
• The dog barked loudly. (how?)
• She dressed beautifully. (how?)

2. Adverbs of place: An adverb of place shows the place where an action takes place. An adverb of place answers the question – Where?

• The children followed the teacher everywhere. (where?)
• The teacher has came back. (where?)
• Let us go out. (where?)

3. Adverbs of time: An adverb of time shows us the time when an action takes place. An adverb of time answers the question – When?

• He is going to Mumbai shortly. (when?)
• I shall go to the market tomorrow.(when?)
• I hurt my leg yesterday. (when?)

4. Adverbs of degree: An adverb of degree shows the degree of an action of its verb  . An adverb of degree aswers the questions – How much / How far?

• Sheela runs very quikly. (how much?)
• He writes quite beautifully. (How much?)
• The captain treated the sailors most cruelly. (How much?)

5. Adverbs of frequency or number: An adverbs of frequency shows how many times an action takes place. An adverb of frequency answers the question – How often?

• I take coffee twice a day. (how often?)
• I have seen Lucknow only once in life. (how often?)

6. Interrogative Adverbs: Interrogative adverbs are used to ask questions about what the verb state.

• Where do you live? (Asking)
• How did you solve this sum?

             

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