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An adverb of degree explains how intense something happened.
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Here are some examples of adverbs of degree:
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barely |
greatly |
intensely |
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really |
totally |
very |
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Adverbs of degree can be placed before or after the main verb. "A lot" is generally placed after the main verb.
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Adverbs of Frequency
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Adverbs of Purpose
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The Real-Life Margaret
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Margaret, the character used in the examples, was inspired by the Canadian author Margaret Atwood. To learn more about her extraordinary life and work, visit this website.
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