50 Adverbs with Example Sentences

There’s a list of 50 adverbs with example sentences:

1–10: Adverbs of Manner (How?)

1. Quickly: She ran quickly to catch the bus.
2. Slowly: He walked slowly to enjoy the view.
3. Happily: They danced happily at the party.
4. Sadly: He spoke sadly about his loss.
5. Carefully: Please drive carefully on the icy road.
6. Angrily: She shouted angrily at the dog.
7. Quietly: The baby slept quietly in her crib.
8. Easily: She solved the problem easily.
9. Badly: He sings badly, but he enjoys it.
10. Loudly: The children laughed loudly in the park.

11–20: Adverbs of Time (When?)

11. Now: I will start my homework now.
12. Then: We went to the mall and then had dinner.
13. Today: It is very sunny today.
14. Yesterday: She visited her grandma yesterday.
15. Tomorrow: We will go to the zoo tomorrow.
16. Soon: The train will arrive soon.
17. Later: I will call you later.
18. Always: She always helps her friends.
19. Never: He never forgets his umbrella.
20. Sometimes: I sometimes eat ice cream for breakfast.

21–30: Adverbs of Place (Where?)

21. Here: Come here and look at this!
22. There: The keys are over there.
23. Everywhere: I looked everywhere but couldn’t find my phone.
24. Upstairs: The kids are playing upstairs.
25. Downstairs: She waited for me downstairs.
26. Inside: Let’s go inside; it’s raining.
27. Outside: The cat is sitting outside the door.
28. Nearby: A grocery store is nearby.
29. Far: His house is very far from here.
30. Away: They moved away last month.

31–40: Adverbs of Frequency (How often?)

31. Always: He always brushes his teeth in the morning.
32. Often: We often go to the park on weekends.
33. Sometimes: She sometimes reads before bed.
34. Rarely: He rarely watches TV.
35. Never: I never skip breakfast.
36. Frequently: They frequently visit their grandparents.
37. Occasionally: We occasionally eat out.
38. Daily: I exercise daily to stay fit.
39. Weekly: We have a team meeting weekly.
40. Monthly: They pay their bills monthly.

41–50: Adverbs of Degree (To what extent?)

41. Very: The movie was very interesting.
42. Too: It’s too cold to swim today.
43. Quite: The test was quite easy.
44. Almost: She almost missed the bus.
45. Enough: I didn’t study enough for the exam.
46. Really: This cake is really delicious!
47. Extremely: The weather is extremely hot today.
48. Barely: I can barely hear you.
49. Completely: The glass is completely full.
50. Absolutely: I absolutely love this song!