Examples of Conjunctive Adverbs [9 Categories]

Conjunctive adverbs, also called adverbial conjunctions, build logical connection between two independent clauses or sentences. Example: If you’ve too many friends, you can’t find time to build deeper bonds with most of them. Therefore, have few but good friends. Here,…

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What is Adverb of Good?

There is little problem with the above question. Just because many adjectives can be converted to adverbs by adding -ly to them doesn’t mean adjectives have adverb forms. They’re different parts of speech, and not forms of each other. That’s…

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Adjunct vs. Conjunct vs. Disjunct Adverbs

You’d have heard multiple terminology on adverb: adverb, conjunctive adverb, comment adverb, and sentence adverb. This post attempts to put them side by side and clarify the difference between them. Before we dive into the topic, here is a pictorial…

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What is an Adjective?

In this post, we’ll cover adjective, one of the parts of speech, comprehensively. What’s an adjective? What difference do you notice in these two sentences? The flowers survived the weather. The yellow flowers survived the wintry weather. The second sentence…

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What is a Nominal?

You may have read or written sentences like these. The brave will win the battle. To travel around the world has been my deep desire. The underlined parts – an adjective and an infinitive phrase, respectively – are not identified…

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Adjectival Examples [Words, Phrases, and Clauses]

Adjectival is an umbrella term for words, phrases, and clauses functioning as an adjective. Learn more about adjectivals: This post contains example sentences of adjectivals divided into four categories, fourth of which contains mix of adjectival words, adjectival phrases, and…

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