Adverbial phrase
An adverbial phrase is a linguistic term for a phrase with an adverb as head. The term is used in syntax.
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Linguistic - Phrase - Adverb - Head - Syntax
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Adverbial phrases can consist of a single adverb or more than one. Extra adverbs are called intensifiers. An adverbial phrase can modify a verb phrase, an adjectival phrase or an entire clause.
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Verb phrase - Adjectival phrase - Clause
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Examples of adverbial phrases in English:
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- oddly enough
- very nicely
- quickly
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