6. Adverbs of Degree

• (modifying an adjective or adverb)
• It's a very simple idea.
• It's getting a bit hot in here.
• I'll have to decide fairly soon.
• I hardly ever see Susan nowadays.

5. Adverbs of Duration

• (To explain how long something lasts or takes)
• She glanced briefly at Lina.
• We won't live forever.
• I haven't been in Penang long.

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4. Adverbs of Frequency and Probability

• (To tell how often something happens or to tell how sure you are about somethings)
• I sometimes  go out to Tesco.
• The computer crashes occasionally.
• Generally there'll be a party somewhere on a Saturday.
• The committee meets once a month.
• Two tablets to be taken three times a day.
• I definitely saw her last week.
• You are probably late.
• Hafiz is obviously unhappy to sit in front.

3. Adverb of Place/Location

• I like it here.
• No birds or animals came near.
• The information is summarized below.

2. Adverbs of Time

• I saw her recently.
• Every week I ring my mother.
• She's moving tomorrow.
• We were quite late in the afternoon.

1. Adverbs of Manner 

• He listened politely.
• The plants grew rapidly.
• Danial smelled the milk suspiciously. 

Adverbs can be categorize into 

1. Adverbs of Manner

2. Adverbs of Time

3. Adverbs of Place/Position

4. Adverbs of Frequency and Probability

5. Adverbs of Duration

6. Adverbs of Degree

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