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Adverbs of Manner

Adverbs of manner tell how something happened, happens,
or will happen. Some commonly used adverbs of manner are
loudly,carefully,well,quickly, and slowly.

Adverbs of Degree

Adverbs of degree tell to what extent an action happened,
happens, or will happen. Here are some examples of this group
of adverbs: completely,nearly,too,almost,very, and fully.

The examples above show the importance of understanding
adverbs: They tell you that the action did not happen in the end.

Not just hit, but nearly hit. Not just forgot, but almostforgot.

Ialmost

forgot my

flippers!

Inearly

hit the bottom

of the pool!

Carefullytells you how to walk.

Not just walk, but walk carefully.

Slowlytells you how he eats.

Not just eat, but eat slowly.

Walk carefullyaround the pool.

To what

extent?

Hot dogs

sold

here!

Where?

Heretells you where the

hot dogs are sold. Not just

sold, but sold here.

Inside tells you where he

is walking. Not just walking,

but walking inside.

Andy is walking inside.

How? I eat

slowly.