Types of Adverbs Based on Their Forms in Indonesian

one of them types of words there is an adverb or adverb. According to Wijono (2007: 136), an adverb or adverb is a word that gives information to types of verbs, types of adjectives, and types of nouns which is used as a predicate in a basic sentence patterns and examples. In types of sentences, this word is usually used as an adverb which is sentence elements in Indonesian, where when this word is used as an adverb element in a sentence, this word will be accompanied by an adjective, types of numerals, and types of prepositions.

Adverbs are divided into several types based on certain criteria, whether based on their form, syntax, or semantics. Especially for this article, we will find out what types of adverbs are based on their shape. The types are as follows:

1. Singular Adverb

This adverb is an adverb that is still in the form of a single word without any additional affixes or other words in it. Like the function of adverbs in general, this adverb functions as an adverb that gives information to a verb, adjective, or noun. The examples of these adverbs are as follows!

• Old Man is known as a person who very wise in his village.
  • word very on sentence above is a singular adverb accompanied by the word wise which is an adjective in the sentence above.
• This morning, Mom only just buy vegetables.
  • word only in the sentence above is a singular adverb accompanied by a verb buy in the sentence above.
• Every morning, Adi always go to school by riding city transportation.
  • word always in the sentence above is a singular adverb accompanied by a verb go in the sentence above.

2. Plural Adverb

This adverb is a singular adverb that has undergone a number of changes in it. The changes include repeating the word dwipurwa, merging between single adverbs, or adding negative words such as not yet, no, or not. Functionally, this adverb is the same as a singular adverb or other adverbs, namely as an adverb to the verb, adjective, or word object, and also as an element of adverb in a sentence.

• The residents admitted that they did not Do not know her with the old man.
  • word Do not know her in the sentence above is a plural form of adverb in front of which has been affixed with a negative word not.
• Mother stirred the ketupat sauce with slowly.
  • word slowly in the sentence above is a plural form of adverb formed by the process of repeating the word dwipurwa.
• In the past three years, the football team almost won the championship title.
  • Just barely in the sentence above is a plural adverb formed from the process of combining two singular adverbs, where the two singular adverbs are almost and course.

From From the explanation above, it can be concluded that the types of adverbs based on their form consist of two types, namely singular form of adverb and plural form of adverb. The singular form of adverb is an adverb that is still in the form of a single word, while the plural form of adverb is a singular adverb that has undergone a number of changes in it, such as the repetition of the word dwipurwa, the joining of two singular adverbs, and the affixing of the word negative no, no, or not yet.

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