Adverb Tricks for SSC

What is Adverb? 

An Adverb is word in sentence that describe the quality of a Verb or Adjective or another adverb is called Adverb. 

क्रिया विशेषण वो शब्द या शब्दों का समूह होता है जो क्रिया और विशेषण  या अन्य क्रिया विशेषण की विशेषता बताता है या फिर उनके बारे में कुछ अतिरिक्त सूचना देता है उसे क्रिया विशेषण कहते हैं

For Example. 

1. Ram runs fast

2.You are very beautiful.

3.You are too bad

4. He went up.

5. Amar came down 

6. He speaks loudly

7. She smiles happily

8. Amar speaks English fluently

9. You drive carelessly

10. Amar came quickly

There are  10 Kinds of Adverb : 

Let’s Learn One By One 

1. Adverb of Time : 

An Adverb which tell the time of an action is called an Adverb of Time.

 जिस Adverb से समय का बोध हो और पता चले कि कार्य कब हुआ हो उसे Adverb of Time कहते हैं

Today / Tomorrow / Yesterday / Daily / Often / Sometimes / Now / Then / Soon / Always / Never /Still / Regularly / Sometimes / Early

For Example 

1. Amar went yesterday. 

2. Amar shall be back tomorrow. 

3. Always Obey your Parents

4. Never Tell a Lie

5. We Should eat daily. 

2. Adverb of Place : 

An Adverb which shows the place of an action is called an Adverb of Place. 

वह Adverb जिससे किसी काम करने के स्थान का बोध हो उसे Adverb of Place कहतेहैं I

Inside | Outside | Here | There | Up | Down  In | Out | Near | Away / In front | Towards  Back | Indoor | Outdoor | Up | Down | Far

For Example

1. Go there 

2. Come Here

3. My house is near Mamta Hotel. 

4. Amar is out of India. 

5. Get Up

1. 3. Adverb of Manner :  

An Adverb that shows in what manner an action is done is called Adverb of Manner.

 जिस Adverb से किसी काम के होने के ढंग का बोध होता, है और पता चलता है  कि कार्य कैसे हुआ उसे Adverb of Manner कहते हैं

Loudly / Angrily / Badly / Well / Fast / Secretly / Cleverly / Quietly / Painfully / Clearly

For Example 

4. Adverb of Degree : 

An Adverb which tells quality of an action and extent of an action. 

जिस Adverb से  क्रिया या विशेषण की मात्रा  का पता चलता है की कार्य कितना हुआ हो उसे  Adverb of Degree कहते हैं

Always / Quite / Very / Much / So Much / Partly / Almost / Enough / Deeply / Completely / Fairly / 

For Example

1. She speaks too much. 

2. Amar is quite handsome. 

3. He is Partly right. 

4. This work is almost done. 

5. Suman’s homework write fairly. 

5. Adverb of Frequency : 

An Adverb that shows how frequent an action is done is called an Adverb of Frequency.

जिस Adverb से पता चले कि कोई काम कितनी बार हुआ हो उसे  Adverb of Frequency कहते हैं

Firstly / Secondly / Once / Twice / Seldom / Never / Again / Such. 

For Example 

1. Firstly, I go to the market. 

2. Secondly, I Bought some vegetables. 

3. Amar never visit zoo. 

4. He seldom go any park. 

5. I really find such a talent. 

6. Adverb of Reason : 

An adverb that shows reason behind the happening of an action is called an Adverb of Reason.

जिस Adverb से किसी क्रिया के होने के पीछे का कारण पता चले उसे Adverb of Reason कहते हैं

Because / Hence / Therefore / So / Thus / So that / In order to / lest / Purposely / Consequently

For Example 

I was hungry so I ate pizza. 

2. He was late hence was not enter in the Class. 

3. Amar don’t buy a shirt because it’s expensive

4. It’s people were thus reduced to slavery. 

5. The trial has been purposely delayed. 

7. Adverb of Affirmation and Negation : 

An adverb which  confirms or denies the action of the verb in a sentence is called an Adverb of Affirmation and Negation.

जिस Adverb से किसी क्रिया के होने या ना होने का बोध हो उसे Adverb of Affirmation and Negation कहते हैं ।

Yes, Surely, Certainly, No, Never, Not, Not at all

For Example 

1. I will certainly go to school.

2. I never leave you alone.

 : 8. Relative Adverb : 

An adverb which modifies the verb as well as joins two sentences is called a Relative Adverb.

वह Adverb जो अपने बाद आनेवाली verb को modify करने के साथ साथ दो sentences को जोड़ता भी हो उसे Relative Adverb कहते हैं ।

When | Where | Why | How | How long | How much | How many 

For Example 

1. Do you know when he returns home.

2. I don’t know why he is busy.

3. This is the college where I studied.

4. I can’t say how it happened.

9. Interrogative Adverb : 

An adverb which is used to ask questions is called an Interrogative Adverb.

वह Adverb जिससे प्रश्न पूछा जाय उसे Interrgative Adverb कहते हैं।

When | Where | Why | How | How long | How much | How many 

For Example

1. When did you come ?

2. Where does he live ?

3. Why do you laugh ?

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10. Introductory Adverb

There” is called an Introductory Adverb.

There को Introductory Adverb कहते हैं।

For Example

1. There was a girl. 

2. There is a boy.

Common Error | ACE

1. Seldom I had seen such a beautiful sight

2) Presently he is in corner.

3. He is too glad to meet you

4. Peace is too kind for man

5) It is very hot to play cricket

6. The rabbit runs enough fast to win the race

7. Aditya has acted enough boldly to deserve praise

8. When his dearest wife died, he was little sorry.

9. When Aman felt little hungry and thirsty, he cried for help

10. He is very more intelligent than Rahul

11. Krish is much stronger than Ashish

12. He is very the best player in his      cricket team

13. You talk very but do nothing

14. He is very obliged to you

15. The news was much distressing

16. The sum is much difficult but than is much easy

17. He is very interested in your story

18. It gives much too pain

19. It is too much painful

20) My sister in law will be too only glad to see me

21) He is present a teacher

22) Rahul wants to stand first in the Board Examination so he works hardly

23. Mr. Mishra has gone presently.

24. It is too much painful

25. My brother is too good.

26. He is present a teacher

27. Mr. Mishra has gone presently

28. Presently Amar is a sales representative

29. As the accountant came lately, he was punished

30. It was only five years ago since he left the

31. He never ago saw such a bad man 

32. He does cheerfully his duties

33. She can only pass when she works hard

34. We can almost get everything in the black

35. We must work with honesty and sincerely

36. With most humbly and respectfully I beg to state

37. He worked in all night

38. He will come on next Monday

39. He will come Sunday

40. Mr. Thakur writes with patiently and confidently

41. He goes to home everyday

42. You hardly do no work

43. He came here on yesterday 

44. Tea was fairly hot

45. He is so weak to go to office

46. He is quite all correct in his opinion

47. Amar is very senior to Rakesh

48. She is almost quite competent for the post of Ministry

49. He is so weak to go to office

50. He is quite all correct in his opinion

51. Amar is very senior to Rakesh

52. She is almost quite competent for the post of Ministry

53. The girl is very beautiful but she is too much sexy

54. Nobody else than your teacher advised you

55. Amar took tea and said that it tasted sweetly

56. I think it is a quite alright if you stay

57. He quickly did the job

58. The magazine is fairly boring

59. The magazine was rather interesting

60. Amar is fairly better today

61. He prevented me from not going there

62. I forbade her not to enter this room

63. My daughter writes too neatly and spells too accurately

64. Tendulkar was so young when he started playing international cricket

65. Two hours have elapsed since he had fallen asleep 

66. I first read these rules in 1993 and have remembered it since ever 

67. He often comes every Sunday

68. She is enough wise to understand this matter

69. He has money enough to buy this flat

70. The postman did not come yet.

71. I rarely went to meet nobody

72. I have received no letter, neither from him nor from her

73. I am not by no means as clever as he

74. The rain sudden began to fall

75. He goes to the cinema off and on

76. She has been learning English now and then

77. Your brother recovered his health by and by

78. He will, of course, come here tomorrow

79. Did she go there? Of course she did

80. She lost her daughter and certainly she felt much grieved

81. Blankets have been distributed freely among the poor

82. He returned back while I was away from home

83. He has come here immediately

84. He went directly to Patnal

85. She was directly at a fault

86. He sought for his missing brother far and away

87. How much late were you?

88. She did not come back timely?

89. She was directly at a fault

90. He sought for his missing brother far and away

91. How much late were you?

92. She did not come back timely?

93. I am comparatively better today.

94. She behaved cowardly before the headmaster.

95. Please kindly help her in her work.

96. The result of SSC has come a month ago

97. The result was much interesting

98. The work was very better

99. Amar tried hardly to pass SSC

100. Sweety has eaten hard anything today

101. I have not received nothing

102. It was rather a good trip

103 She cunning enough to tackle him.

104. He seldom or ever tells a lie

105. The teacher forbade me not to go

106. Love can slowly grow out of warmth

107. Amar forcefully argued that strict laws were necessary.

108. Seldom, I had seen her in the market..

109. Amar was elected as MD of our company

110. Radha always looks sadly

111. They are enough rich to help the poor

112. I have time enough to do this work.

113. Soni was fairly healthier today

114. Amar was enough dull to teach English

115. Unless Amar Sir will not come, I will not go.

Common Error | ACE

1) Annu and Shweta (1)/ are (2)/ coward girls (3)/ no error

2) Anamika had hardly (1)/ reached the airport (2)/ when the flight took off (3)/ no error

3) So quickly Sarita (1)/ ran that she (2)/ caught the bus (3)/ no error

4) One should face (1)/ the challenges posed by (2)/ life manly (3)/ no error

5) I hardly find (1)/ something in her character (2)/ that I can admire (3)/ no error

6) Sneha acted (1)/ nobler than all (2)/ of her friends (3)/ no error

7) It was much hot (1)/ day before yesterday and (2)/ we didn’t go (3)/ no error

8) Krishna meet Sakshi often (1)/ near the (2)/ cafe shop (3)/ no error

9) I told her as blunt as (1)/ I could but (2)/ she was not convinced (3)/ no 

10) The description (1) of the incident (2)/ is fairly boring (3)/ no error

11) Meera did this (1)/ work as good as (2)/ she could (3)/ no error

12) Your beautiful long black (1) dress is (2)/ quite lovely (3)/ no error

13) When she received the good s, (1)/ she ran straightly to (2)/ up her husband (3)/ no error

14) He is either deaf (1)/ or dumb, if (2)/ not both (3)/ no error

15) Amar knows (1)/ riding a horse (2)/ very well (3)/ no error Solution

16) When Komal received the good news, (1) she ran straightly to (2)/ call up her husband (3)/ no error

17) We seldom or ever (1) meet our (2)/ relatives these days (3)/ no error

18) I hardly (1)/ know someone (2)/ in this new country (3)/ no error

18) I hardly (1)/ know someone(2)/ in this new country (3)/ no error

19) She doesn’t sing well (1)/ and I (2) / don’t sing neither (3)/ no error

20) The principal rejected my (1)/ application outrightly as (2)/ it was against the rules of the school (3)/ no error

21) She is considered as (1)/ the best (2)/ singer in the city (3)/ no error

22) She denied that (1)/ she had not (2)/ done anything wrong (3)/ no error

23) My friend does her(1)/ work good (2)/ as she is a trained nurse (3)/ no 

24. The teacher (A)/ scolded him always (B)/ because he rarely reached school on time. (C)/ No error 

25. It is a common misconception (A)/ that every policeman badly behaves (B)/ with the citizens. (C)/ No error 

26. She yesterday came (A)/ to meet you but you (B)/ were not present. (C)/ No error 

27. Simran danced (A)/ in the college function (B)/ elegantly yesterday. (C)/ No error 

28. As I had been very bad (A)/ with calculations, she asked me (B)/ to carefully solve the questions. (C)/ No error 

29. “Please listen to the announcement with carefully,” (A)/ said the manager (B)/to his employees. (C)/No error 

30. No sooner the train reached (A)/ at the station than the passengers (B)/ began to occupy their seats. (C)/ No 

31. Seldom one will decide (A)/ that war with a friend’s nation (B)/ is the only recourse. (C)/ No error

32. Only after a year (A)/ he recovered (B)/ from the coma. (C)/ No error 

33. I did not participate (A)/ in the function, (B)/ she neither did. (C)/ No 

34. When I got (a) / home I was (b) / too exhausted (c) / No error (d)

35. I did not know hardly (a) anyone in the city (b)/ and so felt lonely (c) / No error (d)

36. I rarely find something (a) / in the movies (b) / that is worth remembering (c) / No error (d)

37. You have (a) / acted nobler (b) / than all of us (c) / No error (d)

38. Don’t stop (a) / anywhere. Go home (b)/ directly (c) / No error (d)

39. He has no time (a) / to read magazines (b)/ and no desire neither (c) / No error (d)

40. He has not seldom (a) / visited his parents (b) / since he left this place (c) / No error (d)

41. It was much hot (a) / yesterday and we (b) / didn’t go out (c) / No error (d)

42. I meet him often (a) / near (b) / the Town Hall (o) / No orror (d)

43. I told her (a) as blunt as I could (b) / but she was not convinced (c) / No error (d)

44. My mother works (a) / very quicker than (b) / I at embroidery (c) / No error (d)

45. She is sure a great singer (a) and no other singer (b) / is a match for her (c) / No error (d)

46. It is better to be frugal (a) / but don’t be miser (b) / in giving alms (c) / No error (d)

47. I never remember (a) / to have met (b) / a more interesting girl in my life (c) / No error (d)

48. I refused to (a) / accompany him because (b) / I was so tired (c) / No error (d) 

49. The student came to the classroom (a) / lately and was punished (b) / by the teacher (c) / No error (d)

50. He looks full of energy (a) / today because he (b) / soundly slept last night (c) / No error (d)

51. She had barely nothing (a) / to eat when she came (b) / to me last month. (c) / No error (d)

52. It had been too cold (a) / the whole month and we preferred (b)/ to stay in the plains (c) / No error (d)

53. I cannot ask (1) / my father (2) / for his car without (3) / any vividly reason. (4) / No Error (5)

54. She took (1) / tea and (2) / said that (3) / it tasted sweetly. (4) / No Error (5)

55. He was exceedingly paid (1) / for how skilful he (2) / handled (3) / the crowd. (4) / No Error (5)

56. I met her (1) / about ten years ago (2) / and have remembered her (3) / ever for. (4) / No Error (5)

57. He is very senior (1) / to me (2) / so I dare not (3) / disrespect him. (4) / No Error (5)

58. He said (1) / it was (2) / quite all right (3) / to reject the offer. (4) / No Error (5)

59. She was (1) / heavily fined (2) / last month (3) / for coming lately. (4) / No Error (5)

60. I am too glad (1) / to receive (2) / the offer letter (3) / of this company. (4) / No Error (5

61. Her failure (1) / is too much (2) / painful (3) / for our family. (4) / No Error (5)

62. The amount which (1) / the Company has paid (2) / to dependents of the dead worker(3) / is fairly unjustified. (4) / No Error (5)

63. She was (1) / hardly-hit (2) / by her (3) / father’s death. (4) / No Error (5)

64. When carefully examined, (1) / it was found (2) / that there (3) / were some missing pieces.(4) / No Error (5

65. a) A soldier is/ (b) taught never to/(c) fight

cowardly/(d) No error

66. (a) A man of fifty/ (b) cannot be called/ (c) as young./ (d) No error

67. (a) He is being/(b) very politely/ (c) for the reason best known to him. /(d) No error 

68. (a) He is enough tall/(b) to be selected as Sub Inspector/ (c) in Delhi Police/(d) No error.

69. (a) He is niggard/ (b) and saves each/(c) and every paise / no error 

70. (a) I am full of energy/(b) today because I /(c) soundly slept last night/(d) No error

71. (a) I did not know hardly/(b) anyone in the college/ (c) and so I felt lonely all the time/(d) No error.

72. (a) I have never seen/ (b) a coward man /(c) like Sohan/(d) No error 

73. a) I never remember/(b) to have met a more intelligent/(c) man in my life/(d) No error 

74. (a) I refused to accompany him/(b) because he was/(c) so boring/(d) No error.

75. (a) I refused to consider/(b) him as an honest boy /(c) as he had cheated many people/(d) No error

76. (a) I see him often/(b) at the/(c) bus terminal/(d) No error

77. (a) Mangoes taste /(b) more sweetly than /(c) any other fruit of this world/(d) No error.taste 

78. a) My father /(b) is very quicker than/(c) I at Chess/(d) No error

79. (a) Never in the history/(b) there has been/ (c) as shrewd a mentor as Chanakya/ (d) No error.

80. (a) Outright rejection/(b) of my plea /(c) disappointed me/(d) No error

81. (a) She did her job/ (b) as better as she/(c) could do/(d) No error 

82. (a) She does her/(b) work good as she/(c) is a trained nurse/(d) No error 

83. (a) She had barely/(b) nothing to wear/(c) when she came to me for help/(d) No erro

84. (a) She is either/(b) dumb or deaf,/ (c) if not both/(d) No error 

85. a) She knows/(b) riding/ (c) a horse/(d) No error.

86. (a) Great leaders tried / (b) to eradicate social evil practices/(c) with tooth and nail/ (d) No error 

87. (a) It rained/ (b)like cats and dogs/ (c)throughout the night./(d) No error

88. (a) The State Government/(b) appointed him as /(c) officer-in-charge/(d) No error

89. (a) The teacher asked/ (b) the students to/(c) talk loudly/(d) no error.

90. a) Though he was brave,/ (b) he could not face the ups and downs/(c) of life manly/

(d) No error.

91. a) We must try/(b) to save our hardly /(c) earned money/(d) No error

92. (a) We seldom or ever/(b) go out these days /(c) because it is too hot now-a-days/ (d) No error 

93. (a) We should /(b) keep our belongings/(c) orderly/(d) No error

94. (a) Vijay could not scarcely conceal/ (b) his happiness /(c) at my resignation./(d) No error

95. (a) When I read his biography,/(b) I hardly found something/(c)in his character that I could admire/(d) No error

96. (a) When she received the good news,/ (b) she ran straightly /(c) to call up her parents/ (d) No error

97. (a) You always /(b) come lately/ (c) to class/(d) No error

98. a) You have /(b) acted nobler than/(c) all of us/(d) No error.

99. (a) You should have/(b) sufficiently collateral/(c) to pay back the loan d) No error 

100. (a) Veena worked /(b)very hardly /(c)as she wanted to be a surgeon/(d) No error

101. (a) She sounded /(b)very sadly after /(c)the death of her pet/(d) No error

102. (a) Her speech was not clearly /(b)but we understood /(c)the underlying meaning/ (d) No error

103. (a) All the pupils/ (b) stood up respectively/ (c) as the Guru entered the room./ (d) No error

104. She was immensely paid (a) / for how skilful she (b)/ handled (c) / the crowd. (d) / No Error (e)

105.. I met her (a) / about ten years ago (b) / and have remembered her (c) / ever for. (d) / No Error (e)

106.. Rajiv is very senior (a) / to me (b) / so I dare not (c) / disrespect him. (d) / No Error (e)

107. Sooraj said (a) / it was (b) / quite all right (c) / to reject the offer. (d) / No Error (e)

108. She is too glad (a) / to receive (b) / the offer letter (c) / of this company. (d) / No Error (e) 6. His failure (a) / is too much (b) / painful (c) / for his family. (d) / No Error (e) 

109. The amount which (a) / the Company has paid (b)/ to dependents of the dead worker (c) / is fairly unjustified. (d) / No Error (e) 

110. When carefully examined, (a) / it was found (b) / that there (c) / were some missing pieces.(d) / No Error (e)

111. The government (a) / of our

country always should (b) / make public health (c) / an important part of its agenda. (d) / No error (e)

112. The students (a) / have been practising (b) / hardly for their (c) / School Sports Day and so they deserve the first prize. (d) / No Error (e) 

113. My dog has a habit (a)/ of barking at (b)/ strangers but it (c)/ seldom or ever bites them. (d) / No error (e)

114. The crucial point to (a)/ be discussed at the (b)/ meeting is how to (c)/ well implement the policy. (d)/ No error (e)

115. Hemant could (a) / only eat raw food (b) / because of digestion issues (c)/ since his childhood. (d)/ No Error (e)

116. They showed a (a) / wonderful really attitude (b) / towards the newly (c) / wedded couple. (d)/ No error (e)

117. I did not know hardly (a) anyone in the city (b) / and so felt lonely (c) / No error (d) 

118. I rarely find something (a) / in the movies (b)/ that is worth remembering (c) / No error (d)

119. My mother works (a) / very quicker than / I at cooking (c) / No error (d)

120. Anna came to the classroom (a) / lately and was punished (b) / by the teacher (c) / No error (d)

121. Namita looks active (a) / today because she (b) / soundly slept last night (c) / No error (d) 

122. She had barely nothing (a) / to eat when she came (b) / to me last month. (c) / No error (d) 

123. It had been too cold (a) / the whole month and we preferred (b) / to stay in the plains (c) / No error (d)

124. Farhan has (a) / acted nobler (b) / than all of us (c) / No error (d).

125. She has no time (a) / to read novels (b) / and no desire neither (c) / No error (d) 

126. Raghav has not seldom (a) / visited his parents (b) / since he left this place (c) / No error (d).

127. I meet him often (a) / near (b) / the Taj Mahal. (c) / No error (d)

128. Tina told him (a) as blunt as she could (b) / but he was not convinced (c) / No error (d) 

129. My father is sure a great singer (a) and no other singer (b) / is a match for him. (c) / No error (d)

130. I never remember (a) / to have read (b) / a more interesting book in my life (c) / No error (d)

131. I refused to (a) / accompany him because (b) / I was so tired (c) / No error (d) 

132. Mahatma Gandhi tried to eradicate (a) / social evils with (b) / tooth and nail (c) / No error (d)

133. Raju came to the classroom (a) / lately and was punished (b) / by the teacher (c) / No error (d)  

134. Watch (a) / how careful (b)/ the sparrow knits (c) / the straws to form a nest. (d) / No error. (e)

135. Though he was brave, (a) / he could not face the ups and downs (b) /of life manly.(c) / No error (d)

136. Some psychologists maintain (a) / that a child who has seen violence (b) /on television is more likely to react (c) / violent in situations of stress. (d) / No error (e).

137. The recent created commission (a) / has done nothing to address (b) / the problem except to approve (c) / the colour of its stationary.(d) No error (e)

138. Not hardly a sound (a) / could be heard in the auditorium (b) / when the speaker approached the dais (c) / to announce the result of the contest. (d) / No error (e).

139. Although she had been hired (a) / by the magazine to write book reviews (b) / she knew scarcely nothing (c) / about current fiction (d) No error (e).

140. Kajol cannot ask (a) / her father (b) / for his car without (c) / any vividly reason (d) / No error. (e) 

141. She took (a) / tea and (b) / said that (c) / its tasted sweetly. (d) / No error (e).

142. They were (a) / heavily fined (b) / last month (c) / for coming lately. (d) / No error. (e)

List of Adverb

List of Adverb With Hindi Meaning