B1 adverbsADVERBS / By English Grammar Pro TIME YET TO infinitive still (despite that) nowhere else not even GO + adverb verb + adverb + adjective + TO infinitive ANY + comparative ‘SO’ (end of the sentence) adverb + GOING TO Could you possibly? adverb (negative context) present perfect simple (just) present perfect simple + ALREADY ALWAYS + past simple adverb + adjective + noun adverb + determiner as * as + mine | yours as + ADJECTIVE | ADVERB + as + CLAUSE question with adverb CAN + limited range of adverbs modal verb + modal adverb Firstly | Secondly | Finally | Actually , far away | downstairs | nearby | upstairs really really increasing range of stance adverbs LINKING ADVERBS / SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS degree adverb modifying preposition past continuous + adverb (range) past perfect simple + adverb LIKELY (slightly | a bit | much) + COMPARATIVE may adverb CONSEQUENTLY | HENCE | THUS | THEREFORE (summarising) article + adverb + adjective + noun Would + limited range of adverbs actually degree adverb + indefinite pronoun ‘ABSOLUTELY NOTHING’
