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d Wordofmouth is commonly the English pronunciation can be confusing f Some cancers may be caused by psychological factors g It appears that global warming will cause the sea level to. brPage 1br List of Adverbs List of Adverbs Comparative Adverbs. A comparative adverb compares 2 actions.. When comparing 2 actions add . –er . to the adverb.. Use . more. instead of adding –er if the adverb ends in –ly. NEVER use . more. By Austin Head. Modestly. therefore. abroad. So that. outside. quietly. well. Adverbs. Adverbs. There are several types of adverbs. Adverbs can help describe adjectives, verbs, and other adverbs.. Adverbs. Madison Hanes. Adjectives. Adjectives are words that describe, modify a person, place or thing. Adjectives usually come before the noun. For example: The . orange. cat ran across the yard. Adjectives can also describe pronouns. For example: The . Grammar Toolkit. Conjunctive adverbs. Grammar Toolkit. Conjunctive adverbs. Conjunctive adverbs are adverbs that . act . like conjunctions—they connect the information in two clauses or sentences.. -- a word that modifies a . verb, an adjective, or another adverb by making its meaning more specific. Examples. Modifying Verbs. Never. swim alone. . He has . seldom . complained.. Modifying Adjectives . Adverb . An adverb answers these questions:. . How? In what manner?. . patiently, boldly, slowly, softly, enthusiastically. . When?. . recently, later, finally, daily, again, formerly. . Where?. ADVERBS. An adverb modifies adjectives, verbs, and other adverbs.. Adverbs tell:. Adverbs often end in . –. ly. .. RULE: The word . not. is . always. an adverb.. How?. Where?. When?. To what extent?. According to King, they “pave the road to hell.”. Which sentences sound/look better to you?. He spoke softly into her ear.. He whispered into her ear.. She swiftly ran across the soccer field.. She sprinted across the soccer field.. FREQUENCY GRAPH. It. ’s. . usually. . snowy. in . January. .. Look and . read. .. He. ‘s . always. . happy. . when. . he. . travels. to . the. . mountains. .. She. ’s. . never. home . Simple Modal. Complex Modal. Ephistemic. Modal. Periphrastic Modal. A review. (you have learnt this in English business 1). Simple Modal. Simple modals have single forms (i.e. single words), including . Grammar Toolkit. Adverbs of manner. Grammar Toolkit. Adverbs of manner. Adverbs of manner tell how . something . is done.. 4.. Carefully. . spoon the mixture . onto . the baking tray.. 1. Beat the eggs . Ought to. , and . Had Better. ” to give Advice . Use . “. Have to. ” and “. Must. ” for . Necessity. Modals. Use “. Should. , . Ought to. , and . Had Better. ” to give Advice. For example:. What are modal verbs?. They are:. Can. Could. May. Might. Must. Shall. Should. Will. Would. . Ought. . to. Modal verbs . are sometimes referred to as . Modal. . Auxiliary. . verbs. because they .