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How to use Adverbs in Polish
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Hi Polish Learners! 😃


➡ In today's lesson we will learn How to use Adverbs in Polish.


Happy learning!

Adverbs

Adverbs Adverbs in Polish
adverbs adverbs
I read a book sometimes Sometimes I read a book
i will never smoke I will never smoke
Are you alone? you are alone?

After reviewing the table on adverbs in Polish above, try creating more examples using the same words you learned from this list. Knowing how to play with those words in a sentence always helps.

Here is an additional list of vocabulary that may be helpful, and related to the topic: adverbs of time, place, and manner. Try to memorize the new words you see and take note of any grammar patterns you have learned.

Adverbs Adverbs in Polish
adverbs of time adverbs of time
here yesterday
today today
tomorrow tomorrow
now now
then then
later later
this evening tonight
for the moment just now
yesterday evening last night
this morning today morning
next week next week
already already
recently recently
recently lately
soon soon
at once immediately
always still
again still
three years ago) ago
   
adverbs of place adverbs of place
here here
the tam
the low tam
all over everywhere
anywhere wherever
nowhere nowhere
at home at home
far from here / far from
out outside
   
adverbs of manner Adverbs of the way
very very
enough quite
attractive quite / quite / almost
really really
fast quick
Good well
hard hard
quickly quick
slowly slowly
carefully Exactly
rarely barely
barely barely
above all mainly
almost almost
absoutely absolutely
together together
alone alone
   
adverbs of frequency adverbs of frequency
always always
frequently often
usually usually
sometimes sometimes
sometimes occasionally
rarely rarely
rarely rarely
never never

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