Positions of Adverbs
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In previous posts we discussed what a directive adverb is. It is a verb that normally follows the verb it modifies.
And of course, aside from modifying a verb, an adverb can also modify an adjective or another adverb.
Take a look at the following
examples.
Directive Adverb: The elevator went down. (Where did the elevator go?)
Adverb Modifying a Modifier: Mango is a
very common fruit in the Philippines. (What kind of fruit is it?)
In the sentence above, very is an adverb modifying the adjective common.
Other Adverbs:
Suddenly, he turned and walked away.
He suddenly turned and walked away.
In the two sentences above, the word suddenly is an adverb modifying the verb turned.
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