Converse of object

• identify: How to identify adverbs, adjectives and pronouns in literacy.

• use: Paul actually used an adverb which means " rightly, justly, properly.

• connect: Connecting adverbs ( like however ) connect ideas but the clauses remain separate sentences: I was angry but I didn't say anything.

• call: The word I focus on in the example is away, which has been traditionally called a directional adverb.

• add: Perhaps I should add the adverb " seriously " to that statement.

• see: Pidgins differ from creoles in that the former are no one's native language. place See adverb.

Converse of subject

• modify: So the parser will create tokens for the following elements: The verb ( GIVE ), modified by an adverb ( QUICKLY ).

Adjective modifier

• locative: More generally, pertaining to place: allí is a locative adverb.

• directional: The word I focus on in the example is away, which has been traditionally called a directional adverb.

• general: The notable examples are: so RR ( general adverb, as in ' so you think you're clever, do you?

• relevant: Type in only the relevant adverb in the box provided.

• other: However, adverbs can be used to add meaning to adjectives or other adverbs.

• single: Adverbials may be adverbial phrases or single adverbs, and adverbial clauses.

Modifies a noun

• phrase: We could, therefore, abstract the variable from the feature in the adverb phrase rather than the adverb.

• particle: AVP adverb particle, e.g. up, off, out.

Noun used with modifier

• degree: Note, additionally, the use of about as a degree adverb.

• manner: Other adverbs ( ADV ) All other adverbs, including sentential and manner adverbs, are tagged ADV.

• adjective: For instance, " The boy hit the ball " contains three descriptive holes: " The adjective boy adverb hit the adjective ball.

Preposition: in

• box: Type in only the relevant adverb in the box provided.

Preposition: of

• time: It incorporates a very mixed bag, including adverbs of time, manner, place etc. Eg slowly; here; soon degree adverbs.