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RATINGS: Sites are rated from 1 owl (good) to a high of 5 owls. Read more- Guide to Grammar and Writing — Adverbs
This review of adverbs is as comprehensive as you'll find on the Net. Learn about adverbial clauses and phrases and the royal order of adverbs. From adjuncts to negative adverbs, there's a lot to take in, so go slowly. A short quiz checks your progress.
- Adjective or Adverb?
Does an apple smell "sweet" or "sweetly"? Did you do "good" or "well" on yesterday's test? Is the patient breathing "normal" or "normally"? Practice adjectives and adverbs with an interactive exercise.
- "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get Your Adverbs Here"
"Grammar Rock" rocks as Lolly Senior and Lolly Junior get together for a father-son duet. Read along and listen as these adverb salesmen belt out the tunes and improve your grammar.
- The American Heritage Book of English Usage: Bad/Badly
Can the word "bad" be used as an adverb? Is it correct to say, "The team lost because I played bad"? The American Heritage Book of English Usage sheds some light on the proper use of the words "bad" and "badly" on this webpage. If you've been writing badly or need help in a bad way, this page is sure to sort you out.
Adverbs -- Really!
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