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Adverbs of time:

Now,

then,

before

yesterday,

tomorrow,

late,

early,

tonight,

again,

soon

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The phrase "twice a year" tells how often something occurs, making it an adverb of frequency.

Describes how often an action happens (e.g., often, always, twice).

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Here the word behind is an Adverb because it is given in the end.

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• The adverb form of "simple" is "simply".
• It means in a straightforward or easy manner.

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In this context, "Bit by bit" functions as an adverbial phrase, describing the manner in which the feeling started to develop.

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The sentence where "fast" has been used as an adverb is: "She can run very fast."

In this sentence, "fast" modifies the verb "run," describing how quickly she can run.

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Here the word through is an Adverb because it is given in the end.

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• In the sentence "He will contact you when he returns from 'abroad'," the word "abroad" functions as an adverb, indicating the direction or location from which he will return.

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"Run" should be changed to "runs" to agree with the singular subject "she."

"Fast" is the correct adverb, and "fastly" is incorrect.

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The adverb form of "slow" is slowly.

It describes the manner in which an action is performed.

Slowly means آہستہ آہستہ