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What is a common suffix found on many adverbs?

The most common suffix found on many adverbs is -ly.

Here are some examples:

* quick (adjective) -> quickly (adverb)

* slow (adjective) -> slowly (adverb)

* happy (adjective) -> happily (adverb)

* sad (adjective) -> sadly (adverb)

However, it's important to remember that not all adverbs end in -ly. There are many adverbs that don't follow this pattern, such as:

* very

* too

* so

* now

* then

* here

* there

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