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a verb, an adjective or another adverb.
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always, afternoon, where, probably after, too, much, surely, maybe, simply kezdjen tanulni
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how, where, when, why or under what conditions something happens. She always goes to the café in the afternoon where she has a cup of tea, probably after spending too much time outside. Surely she is sad. Or maybe simply tired.
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kezdjen tanulni
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today, yesterday, later, now, last year
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kezdjen tanulni
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sometimes, frequently, never, often, yearly
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time adverbs: FOR HOW LONG kezdjen tanulni
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all day, not long, for a while, since last year
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WHEN adverbs are usually placed at the end of the sentence.
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She has been pregnant for nine months. kezdjen tanulni
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FOR HOW LONG adverbs are usually placed at the end of the sentence.
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She has often had strange cravings during her pregnancies. often. craving: a very strong desire for something: a craving for chocolate kezdjen tanulni
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HOW OFTEN adverbs are usually placed before the main verb but after auxiliary verbs.
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HOW OFTEN adverbs that express the exact number of times an action happens kezdjen tanulni
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are usually placed at the end of the sentence.
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She has been pregnant for nine months every year for the last decade. kezdjen tanulni
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Order for more than one adverb describing time: FOR HOW LONG, HOW OFTEN, WHEN
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Interrogative adverbs are usually placed at the beginning of a question.
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Y'know what? That's the place where you were conceived. kezdjen tanulni
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kezdjen tanulni
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almost, nearly, just, too, enough, hardly, completely, very
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Tom gets quite horny when he drinks coffee. kezdjen tanulni
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adverbs of degree are usually placed before the main verb, or before the adjective they modify.
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kezdjen tanulni
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everywhere, away, up, around, out, back, in, outside
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place adverbs usually go after the main verb.
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She takes her husband outside. kezdjen tanulni
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kezdjen tanulni
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certainly, definitely, probably, undoubtedly, surely
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It definitely died. I'm absolutely certain. kezdjen tanulni
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Adverbs of certainty go before the main verb, but after the verb to be.
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I have probably seen it before. Its face looks familiar to me. kezdjen tanulni
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With auxiliary verbs, adverbs go between the auxiliary and the main verb.
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Undoubtedly, they were quite big. kezdjen tanulni
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Sometimes these adverbs can go at the beginning of the sentence.
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kezdjen tanulni
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well, rapidly, slowly, quickly, easily, loudly, softly, beautifully
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She spends her salary quickly. She spends it easily. kezdjen tanulni
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Manner adverbs usually go after the main verb or the object.
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She happily bets against the machine. kezdjen tanulni
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To emphasize, manner adverbs can go before the verb if it's a transitive verb.
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kezdjen tanulni
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honestly, frankly, personally, obviously, surely, undoubtedly
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Frankly, my Dear, I don't give a damn. kezdjen tanulni
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Viewpoint adverbs go at the beginning of the sentence, and are separated from the rest of the sentence by a comma.
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kezdjen tanulni
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definitely, certainly, obviously, simply
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I think she is certainly the worst person I have ever known, don't you think? kezdjen tanulni
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Commenting adverbs are very similar to viewpoint adverbs, but they go after the verb to be and before the main verb.
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I live on the 33dr floor, at 205 95th Street in New York. kezdjen tanulni
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in the city, in New York, in bed, in my pocket, in the car kezdjen tanulni
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in the city, in New York, in bed, in my pocket, in the car
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on the table, on the wall, on the floor, on the carpet, on the door kezdjen tanulni
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in contact with a surface on the table, on the wall, on the floor, on the carpet, on the door
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at the corner, at the end of the street, at the entrance, at the station, at the top of the page kezdjen tanulni
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at the corner, at the end of the street, at the entrance, at the station, at the top of the page
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TALKING ABOUT TRANSPORTATION: car, truck kezdjen tanulni
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TALKING ABOUT TRANSPORTATION: subway, bus, train, airplane, ship, bicycle kezdjen tanulni
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on a / the: subway, bus, train, airplane, ship, bicycle
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in a car, in a taxi, in an elevator, in the newspaper, in the sky, in Times Square
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on a bus, on a train, on an airplane, on the radio, on the Internet, on the left
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at home, ar work, at school, at college, at the bottom, at the reception
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in April, in summer, in 1900 / in the 1900s, in the past century, in the future kezdjen tanulni
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months, seasons, years, centuries in April, in summer, in 1900 / in the 1900s, in the past century, in the future
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on Sunday, on Mondays, on September the 4th, on his birthday, on New Year's Eve kezdjen tanulni
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on Sunday, on Mondays, on September the 4th, on his birthday, on New Year's Eve
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at 5 o'clock, at noon/night, at bedtime, at the moment, at the end of the week kezdjen tanulni
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hours of the clock, points in time at 5 o'clock, at noon/night, at bedtime, at the moment, at the end of the week
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kezdjen tanulni
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in the morning(s), in the afternoon(s), in the evening(s)
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on Tuesday morning(s), on Wednesday afternoon(s), on weekends
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at night, at Christmas, at the same time
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When using LAST, NEXT, EVERY or THIS I was depressed last May, I'm planning to rob a bank next Monday, I eat donuts every Christmas, I will take a walk naked this evening. kezdjen tanulni
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I was depressed last May, I'm planning to rob a bank next Monday, I eat donuts every Christmas, I will take a walk naked this evening.
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