adverbial in Italian
adverbial in Italian is avverbiale — adverbial means relating to, or functioning as, an adverb.
adverbial in Italian
avverbiale
(grammar) Of or relating to an adverb.
What does "adverbial" mean?
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adjective Relating to, or functioning as, an adverb.
"The phrase 'in the morning' plays an adverbial role in that sentence."
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noun A word or phrase that functions like an adverb, modifying a verb, adjective or whole sentence.
"'Yesterday' is an adverbial telling us when the action happened."
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adverbial in a sentence
- The phrase 'in the morning' plays an adverbial role in that sentence.
- Teachers explain adverbial phrases by showing how they modify verbs.
- 'Yesterday' is an adverbial telling us when the action happened.
- The grammar exercise asked students to identify each adverbial in the passage.
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What is "adverbial" in Italian?
"adverbial" in Italian is avverbiale. adverbial means: Relating to, or functioning as, an adverb.
How do you use "adverbial" in a sentence?
Example: "The phrase 'in the morning' plays an adverbial role in that sentence." In Italian, "adverbial" is avverbiale.
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