I WONDER - What Is An Adverb?

The video tutorial explains how adverbs can be formed from adjectives by adding the suffix -ly, such as in 'quickly' and 'loudly'. It introduces interrogative adverbs that ask questions, like 'how' and 'why', and conjunctive adverbs that join ideas, such as 'however' and 'therefore'. The tutorial concludes with examples of adverbs used in sentences, demonstrating their practical application.

Which of the following words is an example of an adverb formed by adding -ly to an adjective?

• Loud

• Bright

• Quick

• Quickly

What type of adverb is used to ask questions?

• Interrogative adverb

• Conjunctive adverb

• Intensive adverb

• Descriptive adverb

Which of the following is NOT an interrogative adverb?

• Where

• When

• Besides

• How

Which of these adverbs is used to connect two ideas?

• Quickly

• However

• Loudly

• Brightly

In the sentence 'The teacher spoke loudly, however, the students could not hear him,' what role does 'however' play?

• It asks a question.

• It intensifies the verb.

• It connects two contrasting ideas.

• It describes how the teacher spoke.