what are adverb clauses please explain

1. Choose the correct adverb from the box to complete the sentence below.

1. Fill in the blanks using the adverbs you have formed on the previous page.

1. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate adverbs.

1. You work …………. (hard) than anyone in this class. None of your friends work as ……………. (hard) as you do. Remember only those who work the …………… (hard) will receive the desirable result at the end.
2. Riddhi spoke very …………… (gently) to you. But you answered back so rudely. Don’t you think that you should speak …………… (gently) to your friends? In fact, Riddhi behaves ……………. (gently) in the entire class. One should learn this quality from her.
3. Jaya felt ………….. (bad) when she fell down. She felt ……………. (bad) when nobody came forward to help her.
4. I refuse to comment as I seem to know ……………… (little) than necessary information is not available.

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Can I know the 'Kinds of Adverbs' in the following sentences-

1) We rose very early.

2)Cut it lengthwise.

3)Too many cooks spoil the broth.

4) I am much relieved to hear it.

5) I wonder you never told me.

how many types of adverbs are there? i want in list  

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Fill in the blanks with sutiable words to complete these sentences. Underline the adverb clauses.

1. Make hay ________ the sun shines.
2. My grandparents have been in shimla _______ 1960
3. Mamta will go shopping only ______ the taxi will arrive.
4. Binny will not go for the movie ________ I accompany her.
5. The telephone rang just ______ I was walking out.
6. Do you know ______ I have kept my wallet?
7. Rinku has been in a boarding school ______ the past two years.
8. Sit ______ you find place because the hall is crowded.

1. I have worked………………………the answers to ten problems.
2. When can you give me…………………………………………the book I lent you?
3. It isn’t your book. It belongs………………………………..to me.
4. I don’t want to quarrel………………………. You………………………a little book.
5. I don’t care……………………..the book either.
6. The bandits burnt ……………………………………the village.
7. Daying asked…………………………three bowls of soup.
8. Will you look……………………..my cat while I am away?
9. I will arrange…………………………………..my sister to feed you cat.
10. I will pay you………………… the cat’s food.
11. I will talk it…………………….with my sister tomorrow.
12. If you forget to feed him, he will run………………………….
13. Don’t worry…………………………the cat. He will soon settle…………………..with me.
14. The teacher gave…………………………..the exercise book to the class.
15. Put…………………………….your toys when you have finished playing …………………………them.
16. John rang………………………..the cinema and tried to book two seats.
17. The dentist took…………………………two of my teeth.
18. Come…………………………., Mary! You are slowing…………………………the others.
19. She spent all her money……………………….her father’s present.
20. Kill the snake before it can get…………………………….into the grass.
21. The baby is ill. Send………………………the doctor at once.
22. You must choose………………………..going to the pictures and doing you homework.
23. If you don’t know how to spell a word, look it ……………………………in a dictionary.
24. The room was so dark that she put……………………both lights.
25. Some thieves broke………………………..the house and took……………………………….some silver ornaments.
26. The car ran……………………..a lamp-post and turned.
27. She took………………………one hat and put………………………………another.
28. Have you written………………………….all their names? Don’t leave anyone.
29. When you try the dress, see if it fits. If it is too long we must take it…………………………. And if it is too short we will let it………………………………….
30. It’s raining hard. Let’s put……………………….our picnic until tomorrow.
31. You cannot rely…………………………John to help you. He will let you…………………………….
32. He saved………………………..his pocket money for weeks.
33. I think I can cut ……………………………two dresses from this material.
34. Let’s put………………………….the light and go……………………..sleep.
35. When he grows……………………….he is going to be a teacher.
36. Don’t forget to lock ……………………………the house when you go out.
37. Krishna has entered………………….the high jump competition.
38. Go……………………this pile of books and tell me if you come…………………….an interesting one.
39. For three years he lived………………………..nothing but rice and fish.
40. You must send…………………………your application by the end of the month.
41. You will have to sing very loudly to make………………………..the people who are absent.
42. Come……………………..to my house after supper.
43. Several villages were cut…………………………..by floods last week.
44. Don’t look ……………….now but someone is following us.
45. Take ………………………..your muddy shoes before you come…………………..the house.
46. You’re very sleepy this morning. Did you stay……………………..late last night?
47. My brother is going……………………………a voyage…………………………………..the world.
48. Are you going to see him………………………..?
49. Yes, if I can find…………………………….what time the boat sails.
50. Biswajit has asked me…………………………………to supper.
51. Come………………………from that pool. It’s dangerous.
52. Mary is a very polite girl. She handed………………………………..the cakes at tea time and then, when there weren’t enough, she went…………………………herself.
53. You put the clock…………………………and now it is fast. You will have to put it……………………….again.
54. The pain is beginning to wear………………………………..now.
55. Now the examination is over, you can sit………………………………..and relax.

How same words can be used as an adverb and adjective in sentences?

In the sentence - "My train arrived late" - Would "late" be an adjective or an adverb?

how many types of adverbs are there?

Add sutiable aderb phrases to complete these sentences.

1. The playful children were shouting ____.

2. Red Riding Hoods grandmother lived ____.

3. The package arrived ____.

4. The desert stretched ____.

5. I hope our grandparents come ___.

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He ran quickly to catch the ball.What type of adverb "Quickly" is?.Is it degree,manner or time.

What is relative adverbs?

1. Please give the nouns formed from these words:

1. ugly,
2. cruel,
3. determined,
4. ignorant,
5. brutal
6. horrified,
7. hungry,
8. mixed.

1. Please give meanings of the phrases and then make minimum one sentence of those phrases for one meaning:

1. heart full of pity
2. one by one
3. his full share
4. used to it
5. in a solemn voice (you may use another adjective for ‘solemn’)
6. took their places.

1. Please give the nouns formed from these words:

1. ugly,
2. cruel,
3. determined,
4. ignorant,
5. brutal
6. horrified,
7. hungry,
8. mixed.

1. Please give meanings of the phrases and then make minimum one sentence of those phrases for one meaning:

1. heart full of pity
2. one by one
3. his full share
4. used to it
5. in a solemn voice (you may use another adjective for ‘solemn’)
6. took their places.

1. Complete these sentences by adding adjectives:

1. John painted the door
2. She dyed the old dress
3. He pushed the door
4. They found the room
5. Please wash these plates
6. Too much sun will make you
7. This fan will keep you
8. He set the captured bird

1. Eating too much will make you
2. The news made us
3. My toothache is driving me
4. A sore throat makes talking
5. The door was locked so we had to break it
6. The wheel of the bus squashed the rubber ball
7. Talking to strange people made him

what is the adverb of double?

1. Use each word in a sentence so as to clearly describe the meaning of the word:

1. Situated
2. hordes
3. toiled
4. worshipped
5. patient
6. normally
7. steep
8. vast
9. queue

1. Please give meanings of the followings:

1. in batches of two hundred
2. their worst troubles were yet to come
3. for lack of anything better
4. make-shift hospital
5. they soon changed their views
6. Please add the adverbs and adverb phrases to the following sentences. The first one of the pair goes before the verb, the second at the end of the sentence.

1. She comes here. (never, now)
2. They paid us a visit. (often, last year)
3. Some animals sleep. (always, in the daytime)
4. He has a rest. (usually, in the afternoon)
5. My brother has his lunch. (hardly ever, at twelve o’clock)
6. He goes to New Delhi. (sometimes, in December)
7. She gets better. (always, after a day or two)
8. They did that sort of thing. (never, in the past)
9. It arrives. (always, in good time)
10. He sits there. (usually, for a moment or two)
11. People seem to have time for amusement. (never, these days)
12. People walk more than a short distance. (seldom, now a days)
13. She spoke to me. (never, again)
14. He tries. (always, three times)
15. He writes to me. (still, once a month)

1. Please add the adverbs to the sentences:
   1. This book is borrowed. (never)
   2. He is pleased with our work. (often)
   3. She was ready to help other people. (always)
   4. The teacher was late. (hardly ever)
   5. It is very hot in April. (sometimes)
   6. We are tired by the end of the day. (usually)
   7. My mother is glad to see my friends. (always)
   8. I was surprised by anything he did. (never)
   9. Even after she had had a rest, she was unable to walk. (still)
   10. There is anyone in school before seven o’clock. (never)

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Replace the adverb in each sentences with an adverbphrase rewrite the sentences without changing its meaning

1. A tiger can attack fiercely.

2. Salim worked reluctantly

3. Pankaj waited for him patiently.

4. Atul drives fast

5. The cuckoo signs sweetly.

6. Monkeys chatter noisily

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1. Please add the adverbs to the sentences:
   1. He is whistling. (always)
   2. I have been here before. (never)
   3. He has praised my painting. (often)
   4. I have seen him wearing a tie. (hardly ever)
   5. I have posted a letter to him. (just)
   6. When I arrived the show had started. (just)
   7. When he gets home, his brother is waiting. (usually)
   8. We shall meet again. (never)
   9. He said that he would remember us. (always)
   10. Whenever I saw him he was riding a bicycle. (always)

1. Add a suitable tense of “go” with a preposition or adverb to the following sentences:
2. I am tired. I cannot _{^ ^} any longer.
3. We forgot the basket and had to _{^ ^} for it.
4. We are all _{^ ^} a swim tomorrow.
5. ‘Stop bothering me! _{^ ^} !
6. After working for two hours in a stuff y room he _{^ ^} for a breath of fresh air.
7. A lot of people were waiting to _{^ ^} the cinema.
8. After some discussion they decided to _{^ ^} with their play
9. I advised him to _{^ ^} and think about it before he did anything.
10. Since she was putting on weight she decided to _{^ ^} sweets in future.
11. Are you _{^ ^} for the completion?

1. Complete these questions by adding “where”,” when”,” why” or” how”:
   1. ̭do you live?
   2. ̭did you last see your sister?
   3. ̭does a giraffe have a long neck?
   4. ̭do you do?
   5. ̭does this plane reach London?
   6. ̭far is it to Australia?
   7. ̭often do you come here?
   8. ̭much is this pair of socks?
   9. ̭many pencils did you buy?

Replace the adverb in each sentence with an adverb phase. Rewrite the sentence without changing its meaning.

1. A tiger can attack fiercely.

2. The cuckoo sings sweetly.

3. Monkeys chatter noisily.

4. Salim worked reluctantly.

5. Pankaj waited for him patiently.

6. Atul drives fast.

1. We breath ____
2. Write it down ____
3. Work hard ___
4. Sushil walked quickly ____
5. We took a longer route ____

Study this passage carefully.Identify the adverbs and write the other two degrees of adverb.

what is adverbs

1. When can you give me..................the book I lent you?

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 What is a Primary Auxilary and an Modal Auxilary?(the chapter is actually wrong)

 define briefly adverd of degree

what is the adverb phrase for bitterly

 plz............... explain me participle clause.

eg:1.the girl sat on the bench.she read a book.

     2.they are vegetarians,they don't eat meat.

     3.the boy was beat by his freind.cried a lot.

difference between adverbs and adjectives?
 

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explain more elaborately with videos...

how do we recognise which word in the sentence is going to be the adverb?

What are dependent and independent clauses?

 What are the relative and the nterrogative adverbs?

 what is an adverbial clause?

please explain in detail with vedio

Is a city's name an adverb of place?

Study this passage carefully.Identify the adverbs and write the other two degrees of adverb.

 How do we become an expert?

Please reply quickly

section adverb class vii Q5

the answer says that adverbs are highlighted where as they are not highlited please let me know correct adverbs

A. Here are some instructions for making spicy spaghetti. Identify the adverbs in the recipe and write what type they are.
1. Bring a large pan of water to a rapid boil. Be extremely careful while handling the pan.
extremely - Adverb of degree.
2. Drop the spaghetti into the water.
3. Boil the spaghetti rapidly for 10 to 12 minutes. Keep it aside.
4. Heat the oil in a medium pan.
5. Add the chopped tomatoes and stir till they are thoroughly cooked.
6. Add a dash of Worcestershire sauce.
7. Slowly add boiled spaghetti and stir constantly for two minutes.
8. Turn off the fire and serve immediately to ensure the meal is hot.

What is the difference between an adverb and an adjective?

where the adverbs of manner, time should be placed in a intransitive sentence?

1. He calculated that the family are ten kilos of rice a week.
3. The car shot forward the collided with the back of a bus.

1. There’s a young man who will succeed in life.

1. My headache was very bad but it is disappearing gradually now.

1. The general surrendered the town to the enemy as part of the peace treaty.

1. The colours on their flat represent unity, brotherhood and their religion.

1. Naughty Johnny replied impudently when the teacher scolded him.

1. After the ball hit him, it was ten minutes before he recovered consciousness.

1. The sound of the music became fainter as the band marched away.

1. He extinguished the match and dropped it in the ash-tray.

1. You’ll never believe the things I’ve endured.

1. She removed all the dishes from the table.

1. She carelessly omitted the most important thing.

1. The soldiers said that they would never surrender.

1. Pencil marks may be erased with a rubber.

1. Because of bad weather the match is postponed until next week.

1. Although he had been told to stop reading he still continued doing it.

1. Their quarrels are not serious. They are forgotten within a few minutes.

1. As I had lost my ticket they would not admit me.

1. The runner soon overtook his rival.

1. Our Principal is a person whom everybody respects.

1. If the bill is not paid soon your electricity will be disconnected.

1. They departed at five o’clock in the morning.

1. She rose from her chair and walked towards him.

1. Slowly the balloon descended.

1. From the bridge a rope was suspended.

Add adverb phrase.

Red Riding Hood's grandmother lived

 can you give  a brief explanation

 Explain interrogative adverbs briefly and what are clauses.