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'.