Adverbs in English - Learn All About English Adverbs

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Green box is "heavier" to lift than the red one.
what will be the word "heavier" here? Adverb? As the word heavier adds to the meaning of the verb lift.

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a test to distinguish adverb and adjective is to ask question about this word. If you get a how-question, then this word is an adverb

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Nice! One tip: 'She dresses in a nice way,' or, 'She dresses very nicely,' not, 'a very nicely way.' Hope this helps you!

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Stephanie says we use adv. to describe a sentence and adj. to describe a noun. But in this example, 'It's unlikely that we'll be there on time." I think 'unlikely' here describes 'we'll be there on time', which is a sentence. Then why it's an adj.?

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Hi, in the example" He's quickly becoming one of our most valueble team members" is it possible to put the adverb "quickly" at the end of the sentence since it's an adverb of time? Furthermore at the end of the video you said that the adverbs can be placed in more position, does that mean for all the adverbs or just for the adverbs of time/place?
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Glad you enjoyed the lesson, Wang. It's common in that particular phrase to keep 'quickly' before the verb 'becoming'. The other way isn't incorrect, it's just not as common. Also, at the end they are talking about most adverbs, not only those of time and place.

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