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An adverb is a word, which modifies a verb an adjective or another verb.
Example:
Please sit here! ( the adverb here modifies the verb ‘sit’).
She is very happy. ( the adverb very modifies the adjective ‘happy’)
Adverbs are used to tell: time (when), place (where), reason (why), manner (how), degree( how much), to what extent and frequency (how often).
Example:
They will leave soon.
Therefore he was punished.
Many adverb are formed from adjective, with the addition of the suffix “ly”.
Ex: busy – busily | great – greatly | soft – softly
Adverb In Comparisson.
a. add ‘er’ ,’est’
| Possitive | Comparative | Superlative|
Fast Faster fastest
High higher highest
b. add ‘more’ , ‘most’
| Possitive | Comparative | Superlative |
Quickly more quickly most quickly
Generously more generously most generously
c. irregular comparison
| Possitive | Comparative | Superlative|
Well better best
Much more most
Little less least
