What are the 50 Phrasal Verbs with Meaning and Examples?

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What is the Adverb? Full Explain.

The meaning of the 

Adverb is Which  Modifying the verb.Its primary function is to describe how, when, where, or to what extent an action is performed, or to provide further details about an adjective or another adverb.


Type of adverbs =

When?                I will beat my wife ( tonight) 

How much?           He is (extremely) talented

Where?                         I come (here) 

How often?                 I (never) tell a lie 

How?                           I speak ( loudly) 


Now we get to know the speciality of the verb. Adverbs are such words that can tell us inside any sentence what the 

How much is it?

When? When is it happening

This is called adverb.

 Adjective me Bas really, very tonight 

this is added

but that is an adverb.


The work of an adverb is not just to tell the specialty of the verb

Its work is something else as well

Its job is to tell the speciality of the adjective also

  • Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
  • They answer questions like "how?", "when?", "where?", and "to what extent?".
  • They often end in -ly but not always.


Example.

 I like you 

I really like you 

I like Ice cream. 

Mai ice cream pasand karta hu. Ye normal baat hai. 

Ab maine kaha. 

I really like ice cream. 

Ab pata chala ki yah ice cream ka diwana hai 



You are beautiful 

You are (very) beautiful 

 One who is (very) it's adverb. 

Adverb is called special action in Hindi.

Who really, and very, Loudly, extremely, all these are said by placing them near the verb, after modifying the verb this is called an adverb

Example 2

You are beautiful               Adjective hai

You are very beautiful.           Adverb hai

Such words which praise someone are used to praise a noun or pronoun
Those are our adjectives, black, fair, blue, peeled, fat, small, beautiful; words like these, if you give too many specialities to those words and talk with a big gusto then they become our adverbs.


Example

You are beautiful ki khasiyat bataa raha hai
I am slightly late 
Slightly lagaa isliye ye adjective hai
 
She is incredibly happy 
Incredibly lagaa isliye Adverb hoga. 
Aise english ke kuch words hote hai jo verb aur adjective ki khasiyat ko bataa de sentence ke andar unhe ham Adverb kahte hai. 

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