B2 Adverbs particularizers subject + adverb + lexical verb + clause IN | FOR + A BIT yet + another | again | more NOT + adverb 4 part complex phrases far superlative negative adverbials + inversion VERB + ADVERB + PREPOSITION ‘go directly to’ VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT a little + ADJECTIVE | ADVERB past perfect continuous + adverb ‘had already been doing’ past continuous + adverb (range) STILL + present perfect simple negative ‘still haven’t found’ past perfect simple + adverb present perfect continuous + adverb advanced phrases with BUT NONE other than | nonetheless | NONE the wiser | NONE too pleased present continuous + adverbs of indefinite frequency CAN + increasing range of adverbs (slightly | a bit | much) + COMPARATIVE may adverb introduce a comparison CONSEQUENTLY | HENCE | THUS | THEREFORE (summarising) little | few + NOUN Both and negative question adverb quite | almost | rather + NOUN PHRASE Never + inversion ‘Never have I…’ adverb comparative phrase ‘more frequently than’ wide range of ‘time’ adverbs Wide range of manner ADVERBS as modifiers verb + A LOT + comparative adjective | adverb adjective + ENOUGH + TO-infinitive much + comparative adjective + noun ‘The price is slightly higher’ (slightly + comparative adjective) very few + plural noun degree adverb + indefinite pronoun ‘ABSOLUTELY NOTHING’ neither * nor “in almost all cases” news feed almost all & very few
