Adverbs

They serve to modify or specify the meaning of other words. They usually modify verbs, telling us how, how often, when, or where something happens.

• True

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Fortissimo: Very loud; with the utmost strength or loudness.

• True

• False

Contains an adverb: Let’s go straight to the airport.

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• False

Adverbs of manner and place are placed after the direct object.

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• False

Adverbs of time are placed at the end of the sentence.

• False

• True

The adverb follows the verb to be, whether it is the only verb in the sentence or the auxiliary of another verb.

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• True

Is this an adverb? : What?

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• True

Is the following sentence correctly ordered?

• - Let me introduce you First of all

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• True

Is this an adverb of time?

• - Here

• False

• True

Is this an adverb of degree?

• - Not at all

• False

• True