Some of the most common ways to garner more information is to ask “when,” “where,” or “why” questions. When are we going? Where are we going? Why are we going? In the English language, relative adverbs help to answer these questions.

They offer us more information about the people, places, or things being discussed. Beyond that, relative adverbs join clauses and sentences together. That’s a lot of heavy lifting for a “when,” “where,” “why” question. Let’s take a closer look at this unique classification of adverbs.

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