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  An adverb is a word that modifies or gives additional information about a verb, an adjective, or another adverb . In simple words, an adverb tells us more about an action or a quality. For example, in the sentence She runs fast , the word fast tells us how she runs, so it is an adverb.  In He is very intelligent , the word very gives extra information about the adjective intelligent .  Similarly, in She speaks quite clearly , the word quite modifies another adverb clearly .  An easy way to remember this concept is: Adverb adds meaning to action or quality . Adverb = Adds meaning to action or quality Examples She runs fast . (fast → verb runs ) He is very intelligent. (very → adjective intelligent ) She speaks quite clearly . (quite → adverb clearly ) Types of Adverbs (Most Important for Exams) 1. Adverb of Manner 👉 Tells how an action is done. Examples: He writes neatly . She spoke politely . 📌 Most adverbs of manner end with “-ly” 2. Adve...

Download these 50 Questions in DOC/PDF Format for Offline Practice  Are you preparing for CTET or KVS ? This Singular and Plural practice set will help you master English Grammar .Boost your English Grammar score with 50 Singular and Plural practice questions for CTET & TET exams. Complete with answers, explanations, and a free practice worksheet. Practice Set: 50 Singular & Plural MCQs for Teaching Exams Subject: English Grammar Topic: Number (Singular and Plural) Exam Level: Competitive/Teaching Exams Choose the correct plural form of the given word: Ox a) Oxes b) Oxen c) Oxs d) Oxies Knife a) Knifes b) Knifey c) Knives d) Knifves Criterion a) Criterions b) Criterias c) Criteria d) Criteriones Son-in-law a) Son-in-laws b) Sons-in-laws c) Sons-in-law d) Son-ins-law Mouse (Animal) a) Mouses b) Mice c) Mices d) Mousies Goose a) Gooses b) Geese c) Geeses d) Goosies Syllabus a) Syllabuses b) Syllabi c) Syllabus d) Both a and b Cactus a) Cactuses b) ...

  Practice Set: 50 Preposition MCQs for Teaching Exams Subject: English Language & Pedagogy Topic: Prepositions (Time, Place, Direction, and Fixed) Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate preposition: The class will commence _______ Monday. a) at b) on c) in d) for He has been teaching in this school _______ 2010. a) for b) from c) since d) in The principal is very fond _______ children. a) off b) of c) with d) for We must abide _______ the rules of the institution. a) with b) by c) to d) at The cat jumped _______ the table. a) on b) in c) upon d) into She is senior _______ me by two years. a) than b) to c) from d) with Distributed these sweets _______ the two children. a) among b) between c) with d) for The teacher walked _______ the classroom. a) in b) into c) at d) on He died _______ overwork. a) of b) from c) by d) with I am not familiar _______ this locality. a) to b) with c) of d) by She was prevented _______ entering the hall. a) t...