TYPES OF ADVERB

=> TYPES OF ADVERB


There are three types of adverb:
1. Simple adverb
2. Relative adverb
3. Interrogative adverb
1. Simple Adverb-:Simple adverb }kjk le; LaFkku] la[;k]<ax] dkj.k] ifjek.k] Lohd`fr rFkk fu"As?k dk csk?k gksrk gSA
e.g:1.Time: he will come now.
      2. I have done it before.
3.she arrived late.
4.Rama plays cricket daily.
(b) Place-:1. You will go there.
                   2. He looked up.
                   3. Mohan slept there.
                   4. Please come here in.
©Number-; 1.You have come again.
                       2. She always helps me.
(D) Manner-; 1.he reads clearly.
                         2. You work hard.
(E) Reason-; 1.he therefore let the class.
                      2. She is hence unable to go.
(F) Degree-; 1.he is quite wrong.
                      2. Hari is too carefree.
                      3. I am so glad.
                      4. It is good enough for you.
2. Relative Adverb-: Aelative Adverb nsk okD;ks dks tksMrk gSaaAvkSj vius ls igys iz;qDr noun or pronoun dh vksj l+++++adsr djrs gq,s time, place, reason crkrk gSaA
E.g: 1.Do you know the time when he left the house?
        2. This is the place where I saw him?
        3. This is the reason why he failed?
        4. He knows the way how an essay is written?
3. Interrogative Adverb:Interrogative adverb o kD;ks es lcls igys iz;qDr gskrk gSa vSkj iz'u iwNus dk dk;Z djrk gSk
   1. Where do you live?
   2. Where will you come?
   3. How did you like it?

   4. Why are you sad?
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=" Adjectiveesa ly yxk nsus ls Adverb cu tkrk gSA"
 tSls& Foolish +ly = foolishly
          certain+ly= certainly

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TO BE CONTINUED ... WITH ATUL SRIVASTAVA




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