Grammar: Adverbs

Question 0

Adverbs usually follow the:

Answer 0

Verb

Question 1

Adverbs can be:

Answer 1

Words

Entire phrases

Question 2

Adverbs can precede the verb for:

Answer 2

Emphasis

Question 3

In Spanish adverbs do not come directly in front of:

Answer 3

Nouns

Question 4

Formation:

For adjectives ending in -e or a consonant:

Answer 4

Add:

-mente

Question 5

Formation:

For adjectives ending in -o:

Answer 5

Drop -o, and add:

-amente

Question 6

Formation:

If two -mente adverbs appear together:

Answer 6

First one drops -mente (but keeps -a)

Question 7

Formation:

If one of two adverbs does not end in -mente:

Answer 7

That one goes before the one ending in -mente

Question 8

Prepositional phrases can replace:

Answer 8

-mente adverbs, if the phrase is long and cumbersome

Question 9

[Sin + Infinitive]:

Answer 9

Can have the meaning of an adverb:

Sin querer = Unintentionally