Teacher: Jimara Richard

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1 Teacher: Jimara Richard
Republic of panama LOS PUUEBLOS Teacher: Jimara Richard Member: Rubén Valdez Ricardo Buccana Roosevelt mc nally Sulay Barton Date: 27/7/16 Group: A

2 An adverb is a word that complements a verb , an adjective , other adverbs and even sentences . Adverbs generally express manner, place , time, quantity , affirmation , doubt, etc. , answering questions such as when ?, where ?, how ?, among others

3 Adverbs that serve the function of epistemic :
Classes adverbs Traditionally adverbs are divided into the following categories: Adverbs location , time and space , mode and quantity. Adverbs that serve the function of epistemic : Adverbs of affirmation Adverbs of negation Adverbs of order Adverbs of doubt or doubters interrogative / exclamatory and relative adverbs other adverbs characteristics In the Spanish morphology usually unchanged or certain morphemes. Usually adds circumstantial information to the verb , and some even a whole sentence , either time, so , of place, of doubt, of affirmation or denial. In these cases it is considered to work as a modifier level verb phrase ( " I did easily ") or causal level ( " sincerely ...") so some adverbs can function as discourse markers .

4 Adverbs location

5 Adverb Time .

6 Adverbs of manner tell us how something happens
Adverbs of manner tell us how something happens. They are usually placed either after the main verb or after the object. Examples: He swims well. He ran quickly. She spoke softly.

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8 ADVERB OF AFFIRMATION AND NEGATION
The word which declare that something is true or some equivalent expression or negative statement, judgment, or doctrine; especially : a logical proposition is called Adverbs of affirmation and negation. They are : no longer, hardly, very, never, surely, certainly, definitely etc. epistemic adverbs The " adverbs " appear to have different restrictions epistemic adverbs location , manner and quantity. In fact many of them appear syntactically require different syntactic positions of a verbal attachment. Uses of adverb of affirmation and negation Examples: He no longer takes interest in his work. The brothers hardly ever meet each other. He is not very active. I have never seen him. He will surely give you money. The soldier should certainly get an award for bravery. We are definitely leaving tomorrow.

9 Adverbs of doubt Adverbs of Order
to be uncertain about; consider questionable or unlikely; hesitate to believe. examples: perhaps , probably , possibly , probably , can, can be , at best. Adverbs of Order Other adverbs single / alone, even including also only even , properly, precisely , specifically ; vice versa , contrary , even , accordingly. They are used to express the order in which events occur , help us to enumerate : firstly, secondly, lastly, finally. first - primero at first - al principio initially - inicialmente first of all - antes que nada in the first place - en primer lugar secondly - en segundo lugar thirdly - en tercer lugar fourthly - en cuarto lugar

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