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``` udp UNIVERSIDAD DIEGO PORTALES ADVERBS Adverbs describe verbs (actions), adjectives (descriptions), or other adverbs. They give more detail about the action or description. • My cat eats slowly. - Slowly is an adverb since it describes how quickly my cat eats. • My mother is extremely beautiful. - Extremely is an adverb since it describes how beautiful my mother is. • It’s snowing outside, so please walk very carefully. - Carefully is an adverb since it describes how one should walk outside, and very is an adverb because it describes how carefully one should walk outside. • Subtopic: Types of Adverbs There are many types of adverbs, such as: | ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY | always, sometimes, never | | ADVERBS OF MANNER | carefully, slowly | | ADVERBS OF TIME AND PLACE| here, yesterday, then | | ADVERBS OF RELATIVE TIME | recently, already, soon | | ADVERBS OF DEGREE | very, extremely, rather | | ADVERBS OF QUANTITY | a few, a lot, much | | ADVERBS OF ATTITUDE | fortunately, apparently, clearly| ``` --- ``` udp UNIVERSIDAD DIEGO PORTALES Commonly, adjectives can be changed to adverbs by a...