This is a video about adverbs.

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Simple, but enormously useful start to a broad subject.
Thanks very much Paul!

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Hi there👋, long story short, it was a good lesson. Thanks Sir.

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As always (adverb) teacher Paul, I want to say thank you and God bless you. Every video is extremely amazing and helpful. You rock!

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Thank you

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The cool useful video. I watched it with pleasure.

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Appreciate you for this lesson, it’s useful

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Please do a lesson for "passive voice" sir.....

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[@Salah_-_Uddin]

Adverbs are easy.

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@@Salah_-_Uddin Be like adverbs.

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[@dolmatt]

The word 'orderly' may seem like an adverb because it ends in '-ly', which is characteristic of many adverbs in English.

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

@@dolmatt The word “friendly” is another example of an adjective with an “ly” ending. Good to point that out.

[@rosab5708]

I m still have to work on this. 😕

[@niyonkuruidrissa250]

How negative word would be an adverb

[@niyonkuruidrissa250]

And thanks for your help

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

It modifies (or provides information) for a verb or an adjective. If I say, "I do not like it." The word "not" changes the meaning of the helping verb "do." Or... "This is very good. / This is not good." The words "very" and "not" are adverbs for the adjective "good."