Question

circle the adverbs 1 they dance very gracefully 2 i have eaten two breads , but i am very hungry​

Answer 1

Required answers :

1. They dance $\bf\green {very}$ $\bf\red {gracefully}$.

• In this statement, very & gracefully are the adverbs.

2. I have eaten two breads, but I am $\bf\purple {very}$ hungry.

• In this statement, very is the adverb.

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Extra Information:

Adverbs : Words which modifies a noun, verb, preposition, adjective and conjunction are called as adverbs.

Types of Adverbs :

1. Adverbs of manner
2. Adverbs of time
3. Adverbs of degree
4. Adverbs of place
5. Adverbs of frequency
6. Interrogative adverbs

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$\longrightarrow$ It indicates how an action takes place.

$\bf {\underline {\underline {\blue{Adverbs \: of \: time :}}}}$

$\longrightarrow$ It indicates when an action takes place.

$\bf {\underline {\underline {\blue{Adverbs \: of \: Place :}}}}$

$\longrightarrow$ It indicates where an action takes place.

$\bf {\underline {\underline {\blue{Adverbs \: of \: frequency :}}}}$

$\longrightarrow$ It indicates how often an action takes place.

$\bf {\underline {\underline {\blue{Adverbs \: of \: degree :}}}}$

$\longrightarrow$ It indicates to what degree an action takes place.

$\bf {\underline {\underline {\blue{Interrogative \: adverbs :}}}}$

$\longrightarrow$ It is used to begin a question.

Answer 2

Required answers :-

• 1. They dance very gracefully .

• 2. I have eaten two breads, but I am very hungry

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• An adverb is a word which modifies a verb, an adjective or another adverb.

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• Rama walks quickly.

• This is a very sweet mango.

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• Adverb may be divided into the following classes according to their meaning.

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1. Adverbs of Time :- Adverbs of Time show when an action is done; for example :

• That day he arrived late.

• He shall now begin to work.

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2. Adverbs of Place :- Adverbs of Place show where an action is done; for example :

• Stand here. Go there

• The little lamp followed Mary everywhere.

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3. Adverbs of Manner :- Adverbs of Manner to how are the manner in which an action takes place; for example :

• That boy works hard.

• Slowly and sadly we laid him down.

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4. Adverbs of Number and Frequency :- Adverbs of Number show how often an action take place; for example :

• I have told you twice.

• He frequently comes unprepared.

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5. Adverbs of Degree :- Adverbs of Degree show to what extent or in what degree or how much an action taken place; for example :

• She is quite well.

• She was almost dead.

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6. Interrogative Adverbs :- Interrogative Adverbs are used to ask a question; for example :

• Where do you live ?

• How long will you stay here ?

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7. Adverbs of Assertion :- Adverbs of Assertion assert, that is, affirm or negate a statement effectively; for example :

• He certainly went.

• I do not know him.