adverb

Definition:
1. The word class that qualifies verbs or clauses.
2. A word that modifies something other than a noun.

Use 'adverb' in a sentence:

1. How do you change this adverb into its comparative form?
2. In 'speak quietly', the adverb 'quietly' is a modifier.
3. In both ancient and modern Chinese languages, the adverb "geng" is very often used.
4. The adverb of degree is an important subcategory in adverb family.
5. In 'run fast', the adverb 'fast' is a postmodifier.
6. A Statistical Investigation on Pragmatic and Syntactic Characteristics of Degree Adverbs.
7. The Uygur National Minority Students Use in Chinese Adverb by Error.
8. The header of a DP is an adverb, and the whole phrase plays the adverbial role in a sentence.
9. He does not know an adjective from adverb.
10. An Analysis of Chinese Time Adverb Used as Attribute.
11. At present, adverb teaching is the most difficult obstacle of Chinese foreign teaching.
12. There are different views within the academic circle about adverbs of range.
13. "Buding" is an adverb.
14. The Class Emphasis Tone Adverb and Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language.
15. Part two: the noumenon research of the class emphasis tone adverb.
16. Adverb always receives much concern in modern Chinese grammar.
17. Studies and Applications of Chinese Unique Adverbs of Sphere.
18. Exactly. "Fanzheng" is an adverb.
19. The sentence opens with an adverb.
20. The Questions of "Adverbs" in Teaching Elementary Chinese.
21. It follows that in modern Chinese part of nouns can function as adverbs.
22. Adverb and preposition are two basic word classes in English grammar.
23. A phrasal verb refers to a verb combined with an adverb or a preposition, or sometimes both, to give a new meaning.
24. In modern Chinese, the adverb of time have the great development.
25. When "until last Easter" serves as an adverb it is an exocentric constru.
26. You should run on an adverb to the verb.
27. Chapter three explores internal differences of the some selected highest degree adverbs.
28. Chapter one analyses the form of 'Degree Adverb + Noun'.
29. An adjective or adverb expressing the comparative degree.
30. Both are an accurate representation of the adverb employed in the original text-not an adjective.
31. This paper focuses on the manner adverbs in Chinese.
32. Here it is an adverb.
33. An adverb of manner tells us how an action is done.
34. Adverbials are usually adverbs, adverb phrases, or prepositional phrases.
35. Chapter one: Classify the adverb in this book.
36. Comparative Analyses of Summary Adverbs in Teaching Chinese as Foreign Language.
37. Reflection on the Structure of "Degree Adverb+ N" in Modern Chinese.
38. On the Characteristics, Range and Classification of Adverbs of Degree.
39. An adverbial is often one word, an adverb.
40. Comparative Research of Commonly Used Chinese and Vietnamese Adverbs.
41. Once it's clear that "however" is just an introductory adverb, the sentence makes sense.
42. A word or group of words function as an adverb.
43. A Study on the Combination of Degree Adverb in Mandarin Chinese.
44. Its use contained rich content: noun of time, adverbs of time.
45. Above (adverb) can indicate something written earlier in a book or other documents.
46. The study of adverb is of great significance to the study of ancient Chinese grammar.
47. Modal Adverbs are relatively special in the Word Class System.
48. The characteristics of children's understanding of degree-adverbs.
49. The adverbs in Modern Chinese is the important part of Chinese grammar history.
50. Adverbs of frequency tell you how often things happen.
51. Above (adverb) can indicate something written earlier in a book, article, or other document.
52. In Chinese, the classification of the auxiliary verb and the adverb always have dispute.
53. The Linear Order of Adverbs and Core Functional Heads in Chinese.
54. A Study on the Acquisition of Chinese Modal Adverbs by Foreign Students.
55. We add the suffix "ly" to make the adjective "quick" into the adverb "quickly".
56. The "modifier" (adverb or adjective in a sentence) is not required, usually.
57. In 'walk slowly', the adverb 'slowly' modifies the verb 'walk'.