Show order Bring the notebooks one by one
. (There is an order to do the verb bring.) have tanvin Stay at work for now . (The word “currently” has connotations.) An adjective that does not have the role of an adjective. Do not eat badly ! (But in the sentence “Don’t eat bad food!” the word “bad” is an adjective.) adverbial complement Sohrab went home . (The whole phrase “to the house” is an adverbial complement.) Special adverbs (only adverbs.) They have not reached their destination yet . (The word ” yet” can only be an adverb.) Learning
adverbs and other dependent verbs and
nouns So far, we have learned what adverbs are and understood that adverbs can depend on nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. But in Persian language, different nouns and verbs have different dep endents that we may have problems in identifying them. So the best way is to get to know all these dependencies and learn how to distingui sh them from each other. For example, adverbs can be
dependent on adjectives, but Persian
adjectives themselves are dependent on nouns and have different types such as exclamatory adjectives, ambiguous adjectives, indicative adjectives, etc. So we should know all th ese dependents and be able to identify them using simple and practical training. In this section, we have brought some extracurric Persian literature education movie A collection of videos for teaching Persian literature and
writing in the high school course
Example of an adverbial question Now List of US Cell Phone Numbers that we have learned what an adverb is and we have examined its categories and types with examp les, you can measure your learning by answering the following four-choice questions. For this, just click on the correct option you want and see the correct answer by clicking the “View Answer” option. You get one point for each correct answer, and after answering all ten questions, you can see your score by clicking on the “Get test answer” option. 1. Which option is incorrect? Some adverbs ar e dependent on the verb. Adverbs do not have many meanings and only indicate the quality or how the action is performed. Adverbs can bind verbs, nouns and adjectives.
Adverb is different from complement
and predicate. 2. In which option is there an adverb? It was the first day that I saw Tehran in the morning. Tomorrow is a beautiful day. The cooks quickly got to work. I do not know his teaching place. 3. How many adverbs do we have in this sentence and in which option are they? “I’ll probably see you on Saturday.” An adverb: probably Three adverbs: probably, Saturday, you Two adverbs: probably and you Two adverbs: probably and Saturday 4. The stru cture of which of these adverbs is compound and which one is derivative? “Innocently, occasionally, gypsy-like, gone away” “Occasionally” is a
compound adverb and “innocent” and
“gypsy” are derivative adverbs. “occasionally” recognizing adverbs in a sentence and “gradually” are compoun d adverbs, and “innocently” and “gypsy-like” are derivative adverbs. “Going away” is a compound adverb and “innocent” and “gypsy” and “occ asionally” are derivative adverbs. “Going away” is a compound adverb and “innocently” is a derivative adverb. Description of the answer The structure of the adverb “gone” is derivative-compound. 5. Is there an adverb in this sentence and if so, in which option is it? “That chil d called us as he ran.” There is no adverb in this phrase. The phrase “when” is an adverb. The sentence “when you run” is an adverb. The se ntence “. Description of the answer The adverb of this phrase is a adverbial adverb. That is, a sentence play s the role of an adverb. 6. Is the