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Adverbs in Action

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Riddles about adverbs and their roles.

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Riddles about adverbs and their roles.

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1

I describe how an action is performed.

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Typically ends with -ly.

Most often, I modify a verb.

I describe how an action is done.

2

I tell you where something happens.

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I can indicate location in sentences.

I am a common adverb of place.

I answer the question 'Where?'

3

I tell you when something happened in the past.

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I refer to the day before today.

I am used with past-tense verbs.

I answer the question 'When?' for past events.

4

I tell you how often something occurs.

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I can be contrasted with rarely or never.

I commonly appear with the simple present tense.

I answer the question 'How frequently?'

5

I intensify adjectives or other adverbs.

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I is a stronger synonym for 'very'.

I often end with -ly.

I answer the question 'To what degree?'

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I describe gradual change in how something happens.

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I contrasts with instantly or suddenly.

I often end with -ly.

I describe a slow, step-by-step progression.

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