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An adjective usually, but not always, comes before the noun or the pronoun which it modifies.įor example: The cat is cute. Iii.Ědverbs of Degree or Quantity come before the verb, adjective or adverb.Adjective: A word which describes, identifies or qualifies a noun or pronoun. Ii.Ědverbs of place usually follow the verb. I.Ědverbs of time usually come at the end of a sentence or at the beginning of sentence. General positions of adverbs are as follows: The policemen searched the market indeed the gunman has escaped through the basement door. The people waited for an hour finally the train comes to the station. N.B: Conjunctive Adverb joins two independent clauses with a semi-colon. Such as also, finally, furthermore, consequently, hence, however, incidentally, indeed, instead, likewise, nevertheless, meanwhile, next, nonetheless, otherwise, then, still, thus, and therefore. Vii.Ědverb of reason: Expresses the reason and make the conclusion.Ĭonjunctive adverb is used to join two clauses together. Such as never, ever, always, often, seldom, everyday, sometimes, usually, normally, frequently, rarely, hardly, scarcely, once a week, etc. Vi.Ědverb of Frequency: Expresses the frequency of an action and answer the question “How often”? V.Ědverb of Affirmation and negation: Indicate assertion and express the one’s reaction to question. Such as extremely, fully, quite, almost, very much, too, a lot, totally, absolutely, fairly, hardly, etc. Iv.Ědverb of Degree or Quantity: Expresses quantity, and answer the question ‘How much/ How far/ to what extent’? Such as here, there, up, down, in, out, by, hither, thither, where, anywhere, somewhere, everywhere, nowhere, etc.

Iii.Ědverb of Place: Indicates the place of an action, and answer the question ‘Where’? Such as happily, slowly, quickly, carefully, loudly, easily, fast, bravely, hard, well, badly, etc. Ii.Ědverb of Manner: Expresses the manner of an action, and answer the question ‘How’? Such as now, soon, still, then, today, yet, since, back, ago, already, before, after, recently, today, lately, tomorrow, once, someday, early, etc. I.Ědverb of Time: Indicates the time of an action, and answer the question ‘when’? There are different kinds of adverbs according to their functions in a sentence. However, there are many exceptions, like fast, well, never, least, more, far, now, very, just, still, etc. Many adverbs that express how an action is performed, end in ‘ly’. I absolutely have no idea about the matter.Īdverb adds information and impression about time, manner, place etc. An adverb is a word which modifies or qualifies the meaning of a verb, adjective, other adverb or any other word(s) or phrase(s) in a sentence such as quickly, firmly, lightly, carefully, extremely, etc.Īdverb এর কাজ হচ্ছে কোন Verb, Adjective বা Adverb সম্পর্কে অতিরিক্ত তথ্য দেওয়া বা প্রদত্ত তথ্যকে আরো তাৎপর্যতাপূর্ণ করে তোলা।