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Types of adverbs - Coggle Diagram
Types of adverbs
Way
Mode adverbs are those words that are used within a sentence to explain the way in which the action was carried out.
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Duration
They are those that indicate how long a given action lasts and answer the questions of "for how long?": all day, for a while.
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Degree
The Adverb of Mode or Degree is one that expresses the way in which the action of the verb is performed.
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Order
The adverbs of order are one of the categories of adverb that contemplates the Spanish language, that is, a type of words that modify other specific words: verbs, adjectives or other adverbs, or even to entire sentences
First you wash your hands, and then you sit at the table.
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First of all, we demand respect from you, ma'am.
Time
Tense adverbs are those adverbs that provide information about the moment in which the action of the verb is performed.
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I need you to help me now, please.
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Before my little brother Ignacio was born, I was an only child.
Before we lived in this house, we lived in an apartment.
Of affirmation, denial
Affirmation adverbs are the words used to express the certainty about the action of the verb in the sentence, or to indicate that a fact of the statement is true.
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I invite you a coffee. Thank you, of course.
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Interrogation
Interrogative adverbs make up a special category of adverbs whose distinctive function is to act as headers of interrogative sentences.
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Of place
Place adverbs are those that indicate the space in which the verb develops. However, they can also accompany an adjective, another adverb.
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Frequency
We use them to say how often something happens. Although there are more frequency adverbs in English
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