ADVERB AND ITS KIND IN DETAIL with its use & position in a sentence. Easy Explanation in Hindi & English

ADVERBS – qualifies a verb, action & adjective.

1.     Adverb of Manner Shows the way of doing any action

यह adverb किसी काम के करने तरीके /ढंग को show करती है

ü  Easily- आसानी से  loudly(जोर से), Happily(ख़ुशी ख़ुशी), Angrily(नाराजगी से) , sadly(उदासी पूर्वक), Greedily(लालचवश),   speedily(तेज गति से), Rudely(रूखे स्वभव  से), fast(तेजी से), kindly दयापूर्वक), stealthy(चोरी -छिपे),

Positions of these Adverbs

Note - These adverbs are put behind the direct object (or behind the verb if there's no direct object).

यह adverb main verb या फिर direct object के बाद लगती है

Examples –

a)      I can do it very easily.

b)     He was laughing loudly.

c)      He is living happily.

d)     He entered the room stealthily.

 

 

2.     Adverb of place shows where the action takes place.

यह adverb उस स्थान की इशारा करती हैं जहा कार्य घटित होता है

ü  Near(नजदीक), There(वहाँ), Here(यहाँ), insideअंदर की तरफ), outside(बहार की तरफ), top(ऊपर), bottom(तलहट), somewhere(कहीं पर), anywhereकहीं पर , everywhere(हर जगह), nowhere(कहीं पर नहीं)

Positions of these Adverb-  

These adverbs are put behind the direct object or the verb.

इन adverbs का use verb या object के बाद किया जाता है

Examples –

a)    He is living near the govt. school.

b)    He has gone outside the garden.

c)     You can meet him anytime.

d)   He is seen nowhere.

 

3.     Adverb of time – shows the time an action or when action takes place.

यह adverb किसी action के होने के time को show करती है

Adverbs of time are usually put at the end of the sentence

ü  Yesterday(बीता हुआ कल), now(अब), then(तब), tomorrowआने वाला कल), tonight(आजरात), late(देर से), early(जल्दी/पहले) , soon(जल्द), again(फिर से ), still(अब भी), never(कभी नहीं) ever (कभी)

Position of these Adverbs

 ü Yesterday, Tomorrow, Now, then, again, tonight, today, soon

These adverbs are put at the end or beginning of a sentence.

ये adverb या sentnece के शुरू में या फिर end में लगती हैं

 

ü  Late, Early – These Adverbs are used  after verb or object

 

ü Ever, never, still – These Adverbs are used before the main verb.

                                     ये adverb मैं verb से पहले use की जाती है

Examples –

a)    Now you can start writing.

b)    He reached there tonight at 1.

c)     He is still sitting on the wall.

d)   He finished the task soon and ran away.

e)    Yesterday we watched a movie.

f)      He got up early in the evening.

g)    I never tell lie.

Note – difference between the use of Soon & Early.

a)    Soon – (जल्द ही)here there is no time limit or boundation

Soon का use बिना किसी time limit/ समय सीमा के किया  जाता है

b)    Early – ( जल्दी/पहले) – Early is used when there is a time limit for an action

Early का उसे वहां किया जाता है जहाँ किसी action/कार्य के लिए time limit हो

       Example -      i) Soon he came to see me.

                                     ii) Soon we reached there.

              iii) You have come early today.

                                    iv) The train has arrived early

             

ü Explanation – Sentence i & ii have no fixed time limit for the action.         

                                sentence i & ii में action/कार्य के लिए की time limit निर्धारित नहीं है         

  Sentence iii & iv show time limit for the action. Means that the action takes place very early before the fixed time limit

sentence iii & iv  में action/कार्य के लिए की time limit निर्धारित है  यानि action/     कार्य निर्धारित समय सीमा के बहोत पहले हो गया                                         

4.     Interrogative Adverbs- asks questions about the happening of an action.

यह adverb किसी कार्य के होने के बारे में question पूछा जाता है

ü  How(कैसे), why(क्यों), Where(कहाँ), When(कब)

Examples-

a)    How did you solve that sum?

b)    Why was he crying?

c)     Where has been living for two years?

 

5.       Relative Adverbs - These adverbs connect two sentences or two clauses.      

ü How(जैसे), why(ज्यों), Where(जहाँ), When(जब)

Examples –

a)    Please tell me how he came in?

b)    Ask him why he was weeping.

c)     May I know where he has been living?

d)   Ask him when the next train is coming.

 

 

 

 

6.     Adverb of Degree   These adverbs show the intensity of an action.

यह adverb किसी भी action की तीव्रता को show करती है

ü  too (अधिक –negative and positive sense), So(इसीलिए), Hardly(मुश्किल से), almost(लगभग), Nearly (लगभग), just(अभी), Quite(बिलकुल), Simply(साधारनतय), Extremely(अंत्यंत), Fairly(निष्पक्ष रूप से ), really(वास्तव में ही )

यह adverb adjective या verb से पहले use की जाती है

Examples –

a)    I am too busy at this time.

b)    You are too late.

c)     I hardly visit my friend.

d)   He was extremely angry at you.

e)    He was nearly died.

 

 

7.   Focusing Adverbs- These adverbs focus on the taking place of an action. These also modify the whole sentence sometime.

यह adverb किसी action के घटित होने की बात पे फोकस करता है

Ø Even(यहाँ तक कि), particularly(विशेष रूप से), especially(खास तौर से , specifically, merely(केवल), only(केवल), merely(केवल) just(सिर्फ़), also(भी), either(दो में से एक), purely(शुद्ध रूप से),

Examples –

a)    Even he did not ask me to sit.

b)    Particularly, he was looking to you.

c)     I am the only to look after them.

d)   He merely spoke and did nothing.

e)    He has just left for the office.

 

Note – difference between only & the only

          When we use ‘only’ in that condition we may have other option too.

  Example – Today I have only one book to use.

Ø Here it means you may have other books too but not at this time.

 If you say

 This is the only book you have to read.

Ø  Here it means that you have no other book or option of other books.

 

 

8.     Adverb of attitude –

ü  Apparently(श्पष्ट रूप से), Naturally(स्वभाविक रूप ), Clearly(साफ़ साफ़ ), hopefully(आशापूर्ण)

Position of these Adverbs

            These Adverbs are used before main verb or after the object

            ये adverb या तो main verb से पहले या फिर object के बाद लगती है

Examples –

a)    Water naturally flows to the down places.

b)    They have clearly rejected my application.

c)     I have come to you hopefully.

 

Note – जहाँ पर किसी नजरिये/दृष्टिकोण की बात हो वहां पे Adverb of attitude  use करते हैं

 

9.   Adverb of Frequency – These adverbs show that how many times an action takes place.

 

यह adverb  किसी काम के होने की आवृति यानि वह काम/ action कब-कब होता है

Daily(हर रोज) , often(अक्सर), rarely(कभी ही ), seldom(कभी कभार/कभी ही), always(हमेशा ), again and again(बार बार), usually(आमतौर पर), generally(सामन्यतय),

Positions of these Adverbs

ü  Often, rarely, seldom, always, usually, generally – मैं verb के पहले लगती है

ü  Again and again, again, daily, - को object के बाद लगते हैं

Examples –

a)    He did it daily. ( adverb ‘daily’ can also be placed after object)

b)    We often go to movies.

c)     He always laughs at others.

d)   He generally comes to see me on Sunday.

e)    Don’t call me again and again.

                         Some other points about Adverbs

 

Adverb Qualifying The Adjectives: adverb adjective को भी qualify करती है

1. That lady is quite pretty.
2. This man is more interesting than his brother.
3. Your report is always right.
4. He is always fast in his walk.
5. You are the most talented students

Adverb                   Adjective

Note –                  quite           pretty                      यहाँ पर adverb adjective को qualify

                                  More            interesting                रही

                                  Always        right                    quite pretty – बिलकुल सुंदर

         Always          fast         यानि quite ‘pretty’ word को ओर महत्त्व दे रहा है  



Adverb Qualifying The Adverbs : adverb adverb को भी qualify करती है

1. SPB and his team sing too loudly.
      यहाँ पर too loudly, quite fast adverb हैं
2. They run quite fast.
                 लेकिन too -  loudly की intesity बढ़ा रहा है
                                     ओर quite fast की intesity बढ़ा रहा है



Qualifying The Prepositions :

1. The bird flew exactly over the sleeper's head.
2. He paid the money right up to date.
3. This mistake was made entirely through your fault.
4. He arrived long before the time.
5. They committed a mistake simply out of innocence.
6. You have to face him squarely in front of you.


Adverb           Preposition
                        Exactly            Over   
      Exactly – बिलकुल over – ऊपर

            Right               Upto        यहाँ पे exactly – over को qualify कर रही है

                        Entirely           through

                        Long               before

           

    Qualifying The Nouns:


1. There is a high mountain is beyond this town.
2. My parents gave a real surprise.

3. There is a fast train to your native after 8 pm today     

  Adverb           Noun

High                Mountain         here-    ‘ high’ adverb है ओर Mountain

Real                 Surprise             Real – surprise              को qualify कर रही है

Fast                 Train                       Fast  - train



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