Here is a list of common adverbs of manner
A
accidentally
accordingly
acoustically
alarmingly
alphabetically
anyhow
anyway
B
briefly
C
carefully
carelessly
centrally
clearly
cleverly
completely
considerately
consistently
customarily
D
deliberately
delicately
deservedly
differently
discreetly
E
economically
embarrassingly
epidemically
equally
especially
exactly
F
figuratively
finally
foolishly
frankly
freely
H
habitually
hard
honestly
horribly
I
immaturely
importantly
incidentally
inconsiderately
incredibly
ironically
L
likewise
M
maturely
more and more
N
noticeably
O
observably
otherwise
overwhelmingly
P
peculiarly
pleasantly
positively
precisely
profoundly
purely
Q
quite
R
remarkably
S
scarily
seriously
similarly
simply
slightly
strikingly
sufficiently
suspiciously
T
terminally
thus
truthfully
U
unbelievably
understandably
W
well
| subject | main verb past tense |
||
| 1st person | I | went | to the store |
| 2nd person | We | went | to school. |
| 3rd person singular | He | ate | dinner. |
| 3rd person plural | They | drove | home from work. |
Grammar Rules:
Present Continuous Verb Tense Chart
Subject
Auxuilly Verb
Main Verb
I
am
going
to the store.
We
are
playing
ball.
She
is
eating
dinner.
I
am
not
reading
the newspaper.
You
are
not
cooking
dinner.
He
is
not
watching
the movie.
Am
I
going
to the store with you?
Are
you
fixing
the car?
Is
she
cleaning
the house today?
English Idioms Beginning With A
English Idioms Beginning With B
English Idioms Beginning With C
English Idioms Beginning With D
English Idioms Beginning With E
English Idioms Beginning With F
English Idioms Beginning With G
English Idioms Beginning With H
English Idioms Beginning With I - J
English Idioms Beginning With K
English Idioms Beginning With L
English Idioms Beginning With M
English Idioms Beginning With N
English Idioms Beginning With O
English Idioms Beginning With P - Q
English Idioms Beginning With R
English Idioms Beginning With S
English Idioms Beginning With T