ADVERBS

1. How to convert an adjective into an adverb?

1.1. You can turn an adjective into an adverb by following a few rules, such as adding "ly" to the end of an adjective or changing the last letter of the adjective to an "i" and then adding "ly". Add "ly" to the end of most adjectives to turn them into an adverb

2. Types of adverbs

2.1. De tiempo (adverbs of time)

2.1.1. now early late soon already tomorrow.

2.1.1.1. You have to come tomorrow. ...

2.2. De probabilidad (adverbs of probability)

2.2.1. definitely doubtless maybe perhaps probably

2.2.1.1. Maybe it won't rain.

2.3. De afirmación (adverbs of affirmation)

2.3.1. certainly clearly indeed naturally obviously

2.3.1.1. Of course i will go to your birthday party

2.4. De negación (adverbs of negation)

2.4.1. -No/None -Never -Neither -Not -Not at all

2.4.1.1. I never felt so good as today.

2.5. De lugar (adverbs of place)

2.5.1. -Outside -Back -Here -Upstairs -Inside

2.5.1.1. She took the child outside.

3. What are adverbs?

3.1. Adverbs are words that modify or complement other words, mainly verbs, or sentences. In the previous example, the verb go / go is modified by the adverb usually / usuales, since it adds a repetition frequency to the activity.

4. What are adverbs for?

4.1. Adverbs are used to modify or specify the meaning of other words. They usually modify verbs, telling us how, how often, when, or where something happens. The adverb goes after the verb it modifies.