hi,
though there are a couple of rules for identifying the adverbs in a sentence like: asking how, when , where , how much; these questions don't help in identifying the advrbs always.
Even the rule "adding ly" at the enddoesn't help all the time. There are a lot of exceptions.
Is there a better way to identify the advebs in a sentence and to know whether it is correctly placed or not?
Again, how can we always identy correctly whether one word is an adverb or an adjective as there are certain words which have the same form for both? Is there an exhaustive list?
please explain.
regards,
Ansuman
though there are a couple of rules for identifying the adverbs in a sentence like: asking how, when , where , how much; these questions don't help in identifying the advrbs always.
Even the rule "adding ly" at the enddoesn't help all the time. There are a lot of exceptions.
Is there a better way to identify the advebs in a sentence and to know whether it is correctly placed or not?
Again, how can we always identy correctly whether one word is an adverb or an adjective as there are certain words which have the same form for both? Is there an exhaustive list?
please explain.
regards,
Ansuman
