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Can you give examples of adverbs modifying verbs?

Here are some examples of adverbs modifying verbs:

Adverb | Verb | Sentence | Meaning

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quickly | run | The dog quickly ran across the yard. | Emphasizes the speed of running

softly | speak | She softly spoke to the baby. | Emphasizes the quietness of speaking

carefully | drive | He carefully drove through the busy intersection. | Emphasizes the cautiousness of driving

happily | sing | The children happily sang along to the song. | Emphasizes the joyful mood of singing

loudly | shout | They loudly shouted for help. | Emphasizes the volume of shouting

frequently | visit | We frequently visit our grandparents. | Emphasizes the regularity of visits

angrily | slam | He angrily slammed the door shut. | Emphasizes the emotion behind slamming the door

Here are some more examples with different types of adverbs:

* Time: He recently bought a new car.

* Place: She always sits there.

* Manner: The cat gracefully jumped over the fence.

* Degree: He completely forgot about the meeting.

Remember: Adverbs often end in "-ly," but not always. Some adverbs are single words like "never," "now," or "here."

These are just a few examples, and there are many more ways adverbs can modify verbs. The key is to look for words that describe how, when, where, or to what extent an action is performed.

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