Adverbs

Adverbs answer on of the following four questions:

Adverbs can modify these three parts of speech:

Adverbs tell how about a ______?

Adverbs that tell about a verb usually end in _____

Adjectives describe __________, but adverbs describe ________.

Adverbs tell when. These adverbs modify _______.

Adverbs tell where. These adverbs usually modify or go to a __________.

Some adverbs that tell WHERE are words we previously learned as prepostitions. In order to be used as a prepostion, it must be followed by a ___________ or ___________ which is called the ____________ of the preposition.

Adverbs tell to what extent. These adverbs can modify __________, ___________, or ____________.

Superlative form: used to compare __________ things.

Superlative form: Add ______ to most one-syllable adverbs.

Superlative form: Use _________ with most two or more syllable adverbs.

Superlative form: Some adverbs that have two or more syllables, you will still just add _______ to them.

Superlative form: Some words change _________

Rule for negative words: Do not use _______ negatives in one sentence.

What is the exeption that you can use two negative words in a sentence?

Degree of Adverbs; Adverbs often make _____________.

Compariative form: Used to compare _______ things.

Comparative form add _____ to most one syllable adverbs.

Comparitive form: Use _______ with most two or more syllable adverbs.

Comparative form: Some adverbs that have two or more syllables, you will still just add ______ to them.

Comparative form: Some words ___________ form.