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The adverb too

December 5, 2010 - pdf

Too is an adverb. It is used before adjectives without nouns and before adverbs. I arrived too late. You are too generous. Too and too… Continue reading

Position of Adverbs – Detailed Rules

October 11, 2010 - pdf

Different kinds of adverbs go in different positions in a sentence. Here are some general rules. Adverbs cannot go between a verb and its object.… Continue reading

Adverb phrases

September 18, 2010 - pdf

We have already seen that a group of words called an adjective phrase can serve the same purpose as an adjective. In the same way,… Continue reading

Special uses of some adverbs – Part II

August 30, 2010 - pdf

Too Too is used to mean ‘more than is required’. You ate too much. He is too fat. It is too hot to go out.… Continue reading

Special uses of some adverbs

August 30, 2010 - pdf

Very Very is commonly used before an adjective or another adverb in the positive degree. It means ‘to a great extent’. She is very beautiful.… Continue reading

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