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(5). Adverb Position (Show manner or Strengthen meaning)

Adverb Position (Show manner or Strengthen meaning)


Adverb is commonly used to give complement in sentence. In this page is explained the use of adverb; to Show manner or Strengthen meaning. 

The form of adverb itself is mostly modified from adjective:

beautiful (adjective)  ===== beautifully (adverb)
clear (adjective) ==== clearly (adverb)

a. Adverb to Show manner 
Manner tells us about the way how action is done.

          Example: She runs quickly 
                          Freddy drives carefully

b. Strengthen meaning
This is used when we want to make our sentence meaning stronger.

         Example: She is absolutely clever
                         He strongly agreed with me


Adverb Position (Show manner or Strengthen meaning) exercise

1. She works extremely good.
2. He is totally confused about everything in the class.
3. They speak loudly, it makes other irritating.
4. Sepri really understands about this topic.
5. Purnomo answers the question cleverly

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