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adverbs

sangeeta.chaudhri

adverbs

Please help!

Which/ what are the adverbs in the following sentence

Come to my house and study with me.

(please mention the knd of adverb it is too.

Thanks!!!

26 Nov 2017

ldthemagicman

Sangeeta,

There are NO ADVERBS in the sentence:

"Come to my house and study with me."

An adverb is a type of word whose chief function is to specify the mode of action of a verb, such as quickly in "They walked quickly."

An adverb can also modify an adjective, another adverb, and some other classes of words.

The Parts Of Speech in the above sentence are:

Come = Verb; To = Preposition: My = Possessive Determiner; House = Noun; And = Conjunction; Study = Verb; With = Preposition; Me = Personal Pronoun (Object).

I repeat, there are NO ADVERBS in the sentence: "Come to my house and study with me."

I hope that I have helped you.

Les Douglas

26 Nov 2017

Gi2gi

Dear� sangeeta.chaudhri,

�

In your sentence,� �to my house � is an � adverbial modifier of place� (sometimes referred to as an adverbial of place.) This is not exactly an �adverb�, but I think that�s what you wanted to know.

Hope this helps,

Giorgi�

27 Nov 2017

rolltheballaz