It’s getting cold where I live too. Although we rarely get temperatures that cold, anything in the 30’s and 20’s is pretty harsh by our standards.
An adverb is like an adjective, but used to describe other verbs. Here's an example.
When I was in school, we were given sentences to label and diagram. We were taught questions to ask ourselves while doing them to help us through the process.
last time i remember doing those diagrams was in middle school so i don’t think schools still teach that today. always found those diagrams kind of confusing because they were kind of all over the placeWhen I was in school, we were given sentences to label and diagram. We were taught questions to ask ourselves while doing them to help us through the process.
The slanted lines in the first collum are Adjectives and the other collum they are Adverbs.
Basically, from my understanding, adverbs describe the verb. While an adjective will describe the noun. The verb is the activity of the noun.
I actually kinda forgot about these. They had us to these all the time but with larger sentences. The diagrams can get long.
Do they still have kids do this today?
As for the noun possibly being an idea, I assume something like "The plan is to swim today." plan being a noun.
at least my confusion about adverbs and nouns has cleared up.
I just want to say that I'm more likely to buy an item for $18 with free shipping, than a $12 item with $6 shipping despite both items being the same price.
