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read the following sentences and identify adverbs of manner , Time, place and frequency .write the adverbs and it's kind separately
1 The children laughed happily.2 I have seen this film before. 3 Seema always attends her music lessons .
4 Miss Tandon rarely loses her temper .
5 She can read well.
6 The dog ran away.
7 You server take us to dinner. 8 Have you met Rina lately. ​

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Answered by IntrovertLeo
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Answer:

1. The children laughed happily.

Answer: happily - Adverb of manner

2. I have seen this film before.

Answer: before - Adverb of time

3. Seema always attends her music lessons.

Answer: always - Adverb of frequency

4. Miss Tandon rarely loses her temper.

Answer: rarely - Adverb of frequency

5. She can read well.

Answer: well - Adverb of manner.

6. The dog ran away.

Answer: away - Adverb of place

7. Your server take us to dinner slowly.

Answer: slowly - Adverb of manner

8. Have you met Rina lately?

Answer: lately - Adverb of frequency

What is adverb?

Adverb are those words which help us to modify a verb or an adjective.

Kinds of Adverb:

  1. Adverb of manner
  2. Adverb of time
  3. Adverb of place
  4. Adverb of frequency
  5. Adverb of degree
Answered by Anonymous
87

Topic – Adverbs and kinds of Adverbs

Required AnSweRs:

1. The children laughed happily.

  • Adverb of manner

2. I have seen this film before.

  • Adverb of time

3. Seema always attends her music lessons.

  • Adverb of frequency

3. Miss Tandon rarely loses her temper.

  • Adverb of frequency

5. She can read well.

  • Adverb of manner.

6. The dog ran away.

  • Adverb of place

7. Your server take us to dinner slowly.

  • Adverb of manner

8. Have you met Rina lately?

  • Adverb of frequency

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What is an Adverb?

  • An Adverb is a word which modifies the meaning of a verb, an adjective or another adverb.

Read the following sentences carefully.

  1. She speaks loudly. (modifies the Verb speaks)
  2. The weather is fairly warm. (modifies the Adjective warm)
  3. She speaks very loudly. (modifies the Adverb loudly)

Kinds of Adverbs

  1. Adverbs of Manner
  2. Adverbs of Place
  3. Adverbs of Time
  4. Adverbs of Frequency (or Number)
  5. Adverbs of Quantity (or Degree)
  6. Interrogative Adverbs

1. Adverbs of Manner:

An Adverb of Manner tells how or in what manner an action is done.

Read the following sentences carefully.

  1. Sheela worked hard to win the prize.
  2. The Rajputs fought bravely.

2. Adverbs of Place:

An Adverb of Place tells where or at what place an action is done.

Study the Adverbs of Place in the following sentences carefully.

  1. The peon is sitting outside.
  2. i have to go far.

3. Adverbs of Time:

An Adverb of Time tells when or at what time an action is done.

Study the Adverbs of Time in the following sentences carefully.

  1. We shall go tomorrow.
  2. The train will arrive soon.

4. Adverbs of Frequency (or Number):

An Adverb of Frequency or Number tells how often or how frequently an action is done.

Study the Adverbs of Frequency or Number in the following sentences.

  1. The milkman comes to our house daily.
  2. I called at your office twice.

5. Adverbs of Quantity (or Degree):

An Adverb of Quantity or Degree tells how much or to what degree or to what extent a thing is done

Study the Adverbs of Quantity or Degree in the following sentences.

  1. The old man seems very tired.
  2. Mohan is too careless.

6. Interrogative Adverbs:

Interrogative Adverbs are used for asking questions.

Study the Interrogative Adverbs in the following sentences.

  1. Where is the thief hiding? (place of hiding)
  2. When will the bus come? (time of coming)
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