Adverbs are used to define verbs.

• The house is partly built.
• The computer is working slowly today.

Adverbs can be used to define adjectives.

• The company __ _______ works for is generally successful.
• There are a lot of people in the world that are shockingly materialistic.
• The floor was always uneven, it has to be fixed.

Adverbs are used to clarify other adverbs.

• The test was really hard today.
• The trains came incredibly quickly today, I was so luckey.

Adverbs can answer questions such as How? What? When? Where? and What?

• My mother always listens to the radio.
• I have to study today.
• People should exercise carefully.
• The students and teachers work closely together on the project.
• The kids are playing ball approximately10 meters from the house.
• There are many people living closely together in the city.

Adverbs can come before the subject.

• Occasionally , we go out for dinner.
• Sometimes, our teacher doesn't give us homework.

Adverbs can be placed between the subject and the main verb.

• The bus slowly moves thought the street.
• The dog quickly runs .

Adverbs can come after the verb.

• The people are treating me nicely.
• The runners ran the race quickly.