1. Soon the cavalry arrived.
2. Our friends live here.
3. He walked slowly into the house.
4. We had a very pleasant outing.
5. Certainly, I believe it.
_Classes of Adverbs according to their_ =meaning=:—
1. Adverbs of =time= and =succession=; as, She _seldom_ fails to call.
We come next.
2. Adverbs of =place= and =motion=; as, John stood _there_ for an hour.
They are going _back_.
_Note._—The word _there_ is sometimes used merely to introduce
a sentence, that the subject may follow the verb; as, _There_
are two boys in the room. When it is used in this manner it is
called an =expletive=.
3. Adverbs of =manner= and =quality=; as, You did it _well_. That man
acts _foolishly_.
4. Adverbs of =degree= and =measure=; as, He is _quite_ ill. She is a
_very_ industrious woman.
5. _Model_ adverbs—those that express certainty or uncertainty; as, I
shall _surely_ come. You are _probably_ right.