ADVERBS

An adverb is a word that extends the meaning and narrows the application of any part of speech except a Nouns or Pronoun.Examples:

      1.            With verb             : I much admire his industry.

      2.            With adjective     : He is deservedly successful.

      3.            With preposition : The body floated partly above and partly above and partly below

        The water.

      4.            With conjunction   : He was despired, merely because he was poor.

In the examples:

1) the Verb “admire” is qualified by the Adverb “much”.

 2) the adjective “successful” is qualified by the Adverb “desevedly”.

 3) the Preposition “above” is qualified by the Adverb “partly” ; and the preposition “below” by the same Adverb.