Like the bowls of porridge in the Three Bears' house, adverbs have three forms:
- Positive—when you don't want to make or imply a comparison
- Comparative—when you want to compare two things
- Superlative—when you want to compare three or more things
List of Examples
- He sighed meaningfully.
- I've never smoked.
- You'll be dearly sorry.
- I totally didn't expect that.
- She accidentally read ahead.
- Tommy waited more patiently.
- We hardly see each other.
- They also like Pokémon.
- I remember those moments fondly.
- Juan raced quickly across the field.