• Adverbs

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• Adverbs are words that modify other adverbs, adjectives, or verbs. They answer how (much/often), when, where, or why in a sentence.

  
  

  Adverbs have many different options for positions in a sentence.

  -I slowly walked home. (Slowly shows how)

  -Lisa drives very carefully. (Very shows how carefully)
  

  -Sometimes, Cindy cooks dinner. (Sometimes shows how often)

  -My sister visited me* yesterday. (Yesterday shows when)

  -Wait here until I call your name. (Here shows where)
  

  
  

  *Remember! Never put an adverb between a verb and its direct object.

  -My sister visited me yesterday. 

  -My sister visited yesterday me.
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• My science teacher speaks very quietly.	The dress I bought is too small.
  Chris goes to the gym every day.	My heart beats fast when I'm scared.

 Source : Alison