Inglês advérbios

ADVERBS

• São palavras que podem modificar um:

- verbo: She drives SLOWLY.
- adjetivo: She drives a VERY slow car.
- advérbio: She drives QUITE slowly to work.

TIME
Descrevem quando algo acontece;

Eg: TODAY, TOMORROW, YESTERDAY, NOW, LATER, SOON, EARLY, NOWADAYS, CURRENTLY, JUST, THEN, WHILE, WHEN, ALREADY, YET, ETC.

• Advérbios como ALREADY e YET podem ter o mesmo significado:

- Have you bought the tickets, YET? - Have you ALREADY bought the tickets?

PLACE
Descrevem onde algo acontece;

Eg: HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE, NOWHERE, ANYWHERE, WHEREVER, UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS, INSIDE, OUTSIDE, NEARBY, ETC.

• Advérbios como ANYWHERE e WHEREVER podem ter o mesmo significado:

- I will go WHEREVER you will go; - I will go ANYWHERE you will go;

MANNER
Descrevem como algo acontece;

Eg: EASILY, SPECIALLY, SLOWLY, KINDLY, FLUENTLY, CAREFULLY, QUIETLY, PATIENTLY, ETC.

• Advérbios como FAST, HARD, EARLY e LATE não modificam sua forma original;

- Jane drives a fast car. (adjective) - Jane driver her car fast. (adverb)

INTENSITY
Usados para intensificar verbos, adjetivos ou outro advérbios;

Eg: VERY, REALLY, SIMPLY, COMPLETELY, ABSOLUTELY, A LOT, A LITTLE, ALMOST, QUITE, FAIRLY, BARELY, NEARLY, ECT.

• Advérbios como PRETTY, TOO e SO podem ter outros signficados e funções além de advérbios;

- She is pretty/ It was PRETTY expensive - I like pizza, too/ He is TOO dangerous - So, let’s go home/ I am SO tired today

FREQUENCY
Descrevem com que frequência algo acontece:

Eg: ALWAYS, USUALLY/GENERALLY, OFTEN/ FREQUENTLY, SOMETIMES/OCCASIONALLY, RARELY/SELDOM/HARDLY EVER, NEVER, ETC.

• EVERYDAY exerce a função de adjetivo, enquanto que EVERY DAY exerce a função de advérbio:

- This is my EVERYDAY wear. (adjective) - I wear this EVERY DAY at work. (adverb)

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