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ywcÉq wkÞv^Æx e®¬ziv, AvR Avwg ˆZvgvG`i mvG^ lÓ¤ ˆ^GK `kg ˆkÉwYi English Grammar ‰i ‰KwU AZů¦ ài‚Z½cyYÆ welq The Adverb wbGq AvGjvPbv KiwQ |
c. Adverbs of Manner:
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Verb, adjective ev adverb ˆK how «¼viv cÉk² KiGj Adverbs of Manner cvIqv hvq|
Example:
The boy walks slowly. (how walks? = slowly)
We work hard. (how work? = hard)
You slept soundly. (how slept? = soundly)
The army fought bravely. (how fought? = bravely)
You thought wisely. (how thought? = wisely)
The pen writes well. (how writes? = well)
She reads loudly. (how reads? = loudly)
Get ready quickly. (how ready? = quickly)
d. Adverbs of Frequency:
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ˆhme adverb wò×qv KZevi mÁ·®² nGqGQ Zv ˆevSvq ZvGK Adverbs of Frequency eGj|
Example:
I have met him once in my life.
We usually do this.
They do not generally come here.
She sometimes comes to my house.
He occasionally invites me.
e. Adverbs of Quality or Degree:
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ˆh adverb KZLvwb, Kx gvòvq, evwK cwigvY ‰Bme ˆevSvq ZvGK Adverbs of Quality or Degree eGj|
Example:
He has lost almost all his money.
I drank enough milk this morning.
He is quite happy.
He is too weak to walk.
Rice grows abundantly in Bangladesh.
f. Adverbs of Affirmation and Negation:
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‰B aiGbi adverb àGjv nÅvu ev bv wbG`Æk KGi|
Example:
No, he did not go there.
Yes, you are right.
g. Adverbs of Cause and Effect:
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ˆh adverb àGjv verb ‰i KvR msNwUZ nIqvi KviY ev djvdj wbG`Æk KGi ZvG`iGK Adverb of Cause and Effect eGj|
Example:
You did not do the work, consequently you failed in the exam.
I, therefore, hope that you will do the work.
He taught me how to do the sum and I did it accordingly.
h. Adverbs of Order:
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ˆh adverb àGjv verb KvR mÁ·®² nIqvi ò×g ev order wbG`Æk KGi ZvG`iGK Adverbs of Order eGj|
Example:
First, we have to collect the money.
He came last but he finished first.
Secondly, we have to call a meeting.
Lastly we must arrange a picnic.
