An adverb is a word or phrase that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb by explaining how, when, where, or to what extent an activity takes place. Common adverbs include manner (quickly, softly), time (yesterday, shortly), location (here, everywhere), frequency (often, rarely), and degree (extremely, exceedingly). Although not all adverbs end with "-ly," many do. For example, in the line "She runs quickly," the adverb "quickly" describes her movements. Adverbs improve phrase clarity and precision, making both written and spoken communication more expressive and engaging.
Adverbs that start with A are 21 and Adverb that start with B are 3. Adverbs that start with C are 6 and Adverb that start with D are 1. Adverbs that start with E are 5 and Adverb that start with F are 7. Adverbs that start with G are 3 and Adverb that start with H are 3. Adverbs that start with I are 11 and Adverb that start with K are 2. Adverbs that start with L are 6 and Adverb that start with M are 5. Adverbs that start with N are 6 and Adverb that start with O are 7. Adverbs that start with P are 4 and Adverb that start with Q are 2. Adverbs that start with R are 5 and Adverb that start with S are 10. Adverbs that start with T are 7 and Adverb that start with U are 5. Adverbs that start with V are 2 and Adverb that start with W are 4. Total adverbs across all letters are 125.