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Class X English Grammar: Adverb


📘 Class X English Grammar: Adverb (क्रिया विशेषण)

📌 Definition

An Adverb is a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb. It tells us how, when, where, how often, or to what extent something happens.
Example: She sings beautifully. He will come tomorrow.

हिंदी में: क्रिया विशेषण वह शब्द होता है जो क्रिया, विशेषण या किसी अन्य क्रिया विशेषण की विशेषता बताता है।
उदाहरण: वह सुंदरता से गाती है। वह कल आएगा।

📂 Types of Adverbs (क्रिया विशेषण के प्रकार)

Type Explanation Hindi Example
Adverb of Manner Describes how रिति बताने वाला quickly, slowly, well
Adverb of Time Describes when समय बताने वाला now, today, soon
Adverb of Place Describes where स्थान बताने वाला here, there, outside
Adverb of Frequency Describes how often बारंबारता always, never, often
Adverb of Degree Describes to what extent परिमाण बताने वाला very, too, almost
Interrogative Adverb Used to ask questions प्रश्नवाचक when, where, why

⚠️ Common Errors in Adverbs

  • ❌ She sings beautiful. ✅ She sings beautifully.
  • ❌ He comes always late. ✅ He always comes late.
  • ❌ She can dance good. ✅ She can dance well.
  • ❌ He is enough tall. ✅ He is tall enough.
  • ❌ I am going tomorrow to school. ✅ I am going to school tomorrow.

🧠 MCQ Quiz on Adverbs

  1. “She runs quickly.” — What kind of adverb is “quickly”?
    a) Time
    b) Manner
    c) Place
    d) Degree
    Answer: b) Manner
    “Quickly” tells how she runs.
  2. Choose the Adverb of Time:
    a) softly
    b) tomorrow
    c) rarely
    d) upstairs
    Answer: b) tomorrow
    “Tomorrow” refers to time.
  3. Select the Adverb of Place:
    a) inside
    b) never
    c) already
    d) beautifully
    Answer: a) inside
    “Inside” shows where.
  4. “He always speaks the truth.” — ‘Always’ is:
    a) Adverb of Degree
    b) Adverb of Place
    c) Adverb of Frequency
    d) Adverb of Manner
    Answer: c) Adverb of Frequency
    “Always” describes how often.
  5. Which of the following is an Adverb of Degree?
    a) very
    b) today
    c) near
    d) never
    Answer: a) very
    “Very” describes to what extent.
  6. “He speaks politely.” — ‘Politely’ is:
    a) Adjective
    b) Noun
    c) Verb
    d) Adverb
    Answer: d) Adverb
    It tells how he speaks.
  7. Identify the adverb in the sentence: “He almost won the match.”
    a) he
    b) match
    c) almost
    d) won
    Answer: c) almost
    “Almost” modifies the verb “won.”
  8. Which is an interrogative adverb?
    a) how
    b) honest
    c) kindly
    d) slow
    Answer: a) how
    “How” is used to ask a question.
  9. “The child is too small.” — ‘Too’ is an:
    a) Adverb of Time
    b) Adverb of Degree
    c) Adverb of Manner
    d) Adverb of Place
    Answer: b) Adverb of Degree
    “Too” indicates the extent of smallness.
  10. Find the error: “She danced very beautiful.”
    a) She
    b) danced
    c) very
    d) beautiful
    Answer: d) beautiful
    Use “beautifully” (adverb), not “beautiful” (adjective).


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