Noun used with modifier

• place: Jacobs' assessment of the place adverbial in ( 42 ), however, has to be rejected.

Modifies a noun

• adjunct: The cleft sentence is one way that English can emphasize an adverbial adjunct.

• clause: However, an adverbial clause which contains another clause is called a complex clause.

• phrase: Were James's readers to interpret his use of this adverbial phrase to mean 2000 years?

• particle: Up to in some contexts is a sequence of adverbial particle - preposition.

• theory: First, some version of perceptual subjectivism is probably correct, with the adverbial theory being the more promising of the two main alternatives.

• form: There are however a number of adverbs which are only ( or primarily ) used in the adverbial form.

Preposition: in

• function: I shall therefore concern myself entirely with its predicates, which must, in the nature of the case, be adverbial in function.