Vocabulary

Learn Adverbs – English (UK)

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out
She is coming out of the water.
out
She is coming out of the water.
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more
Older children receive more pocket money.
more
Older children receive more pocket money.
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again
They met again.
again
They met again.
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all day
The mother has to work all day.
all day
The mother has to work all day.
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soon
A commercial building will be opened here soon.
soon
A commercial building will be opened here soon.
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everywhere
Plastic is everywhere.
everywhere
Plastic is everywhere.
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too much
He has always worked too much.
too much
He has always worked too much.
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only
There is only one man sitting on the bench.
only
There is only one man sitting on the bench.
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really
Can I really believe that?
really
Can I really believe that?
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nowhere
These tracks lead to nowhere.
nowhere
These tracks lead to nowhere.
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into
They jump into the water.
into
They jump into the water.
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why
Children want to know why everything is as it is.
why
Children want to know why everything is as it is.