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Table of Contents



Adverbs - More Words That Describe

Modifying Adjectives and Adverbs

Modifying an Entire Sentence or Clause

Adverbs - Four Questions

1. Do All Adverbs End in -ly?

2. Where Do Adverbs Go?

3. Placing the Word Only

4. What Are the Comparative and Superlative Forms?

Adverbs - Phrases and Clauses

A Summary of Adverbs