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If you want to add an adverb to your sentences, there are a few questions you can ask
Where? When?
How? How often?
To what extent?
Here is a list of words that are often used as adverbs:
Where? how there away up
When? now then later soon
How? clearly easily quietly slowly
How often? never always often seldom
To what extent? very too almost so really
The word not is used as an adverb to modify a verb.
(n�t is a contraction-not an adverb)
*Many adverbs end in �ly
Examples:
We often complain about the cooking.
(adverb comes before the verb)
We complain often about the cooking.
(adverb comes after the verb)
Linda did not know the answer to the riddle.
(adverb comes in the middle of the phrase)
Suddenly the door opened.
(beginning the sentence for emphasis)
