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An interesting example is found in the Antrim adverb alow, on fire.
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Give and explain fully the Rule for the punctuation of adverb clauses.
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Place the adverb as near as possible to the word it modifies.
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The adverb makes the difference between a good and a bad fellow.
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There is a great deal of saving virtue in that little adverb.
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Can you tell me if 'amphibious' is an adverb or a preposition?
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The adverb mighty is very common in colloquial English; for example,-
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The adverb allows me to say something and then partly take it back.
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What are the cautions for the use of the adverb and the adjective?
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If the interrogative word is an adverb, the order is transposed.
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I have advisedly used the adverb 'practically' in connection with it.
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An adverb clause may be contracted into a participle or a participle phrase.
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An adverb clause may sometimes be changed to an adjective clause or phrase.
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Show that an adverb may be expanded into an equivalent phrase or clause.
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When the interrogative word is an adverb, what is the order?
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He subscribed himself 'humbly yours,' and I objected to the adverb.
