A-Z Adverbs

Question

Hi everyone, here's another A-Z game for you, hope you like it

There are a few kinds of Spanish adverbs , but this time we are only going to practice with 5 types:-

For more information about Spanish adverbs check this link :Adverbs

Manner adverbs (adjectives+mente)

Frequency adverbs

Time adverbs

Place adverbs

Point of view adverbs .

Game rules

• Follow in alphabetical order
• Please include the English translation for each word. .
• Don't forget to click on NEWEST to see the last letter.
• It would be nice if you posted a PICTURE

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Post Spanish words ( Adverbs ) & tell us which kind of Spanish adverbs is this one '' Manner adverbs...etc''

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I'll start with :-

Actualmente : currently ( time adverb )

P.S:- The adjective doesn't have to end with Mente

Remember to have fun

Thanks for another interesting game, Lovely. - 192flat, Nov 21, 2010

Thank you Ed ;) I'm glad you like it :) - 00b6f46c, Nov 21, 2010

very nice lovely ;) - 009b0176, Nov 21, 2010

thanks loren :) - 00b6f46c, Nov 21, 2010

Just a couple of typos. "another A-Z game for you. I hope you like it." in the next sentence it needs an "a" before "few". - Leatha, Mar 16, 2011

Oops, I just realized this was from Nov. - Leatha, Mar 16, 2011

Thanks leatha :) - 00b6f46c, Mar 16, 2011

Answer 1

G -- gravemente ... gravely

Answer 2

Exactamente - Exactly (manner adverb)

very good :)) - 00b6f46c, Nov 21, 2010

I like it. - Leatha, Nov 21, 2010

Answer 3

R
remotamente = remotely

Answer 4

peligrosamente = Perilously, dangerously, hazardously, jeopardously.

amar peligrosamente

Answer 5

igualmente equally, likewise

Answer 6

musicalmente = musically

Answer 7

D -- debidamente ... duly

Answer 8

eficientemente

eficient

eficiente is an adjective. - pesta, Mar 17, 2011

try eficientemente - pesta, Mar 17, 2011

Answer 9

finalmente

finally

Answer 10

honestamente - honestly

Answer 11

fuera : outside Place adverb

Great minds think alike loren & bandit you posted the same smart answer:) - 00b6f46c, Nov 21, 2010

Answer 12

O -- obviously ... obviamente

:) :) - 00b6f46c, Mar 16, 2011

Answer 13

N -- nunca ... never, not ever

ery good amy :) - 00b6f46c, Mar 16, 2011

Answer 14

F - ¡Estás fuera! - You're out! (place)

Am I getting the adverb game right? - bandit51jd, Nov 21, 2010

Great minds think alike loren & bandit you posted the same smart answer:) - 00b6f46c, Nov 21, 2010

It's usually me. Check the A-Z preposition game. - Leatha, Nov 21, 2010

Answer 15

Evidentemente : obviously

Point of view adverbs