Types of Adverbs
Adverb of Manner - Describes how an action is done (quickly, softly, happily).
She sings beautifully.
He spoke softly to the baby.
They worked quickly to finish the project.
Adverb of Place - Describes where something happens (here, there, everywhere)
The children are playing outside.
She looked everywhere for her keys.
Please sit here.
Adverb of Time - Describes when something happens (now, later, yesterday)
We will leave soon.
I met her yesterday.
He is calling now.
Adverb of Frequency - Describes how often something happens (always, never, often).
She always drinks tea in the morning.
They sometimes visit their grandparents.
I never skip breakfast.
Adverb of Degree - Describes how much or to what extent (very, too, almost, enough).
He is very tired today.
She almost missed the train.
The soup is too hot to eat.
Interrogative Adverb - Used to ask questions (when, where, why, how).
When will you arrive?
Where did you go?
Why are you upset?