ADVERBS
The indeclinable words
which define a verb and show place, time, method, quantity etc are called
adverbs. Adverbs can define adjectives and even other adverbs.
According to their
meanings, adverbs are divided into five kinds: place, time, manner and
certainty (hesitation and negation).
Adverbs of place
answer the question "where?"
Adverbs of time
answer the question "when?"
Adverbs of manner
answer the question "how?"
Adverbs of quantity
answer the question "how much?" and "how many?"
Adverbs of certainty
show that one confirms something.
Adverbs of hesitation
show one's hesitation about something.
Adverbs of negation
show that one refuses something.
For adverbs, which are
derived from adjectives, click here.