“An adverb is a crucial part of speech that adds more information by modifying a word, phrase, or clause.”

“D and C Coys started the adv at 1400 hrs and succeeded in pressing some distance fwd, but owing to hy casualties and lack of ammunition were forced to retire to original positions.”

“Not gaining an adv as ball didn't rebound to him.”

“An adv NE to Vermontieres was planned for the following morning.”

“Adverbials that modify the sentence as a whole are sentence adverbials, and adverbs that function as sentence adverbials are sentence adverbs.”

“There's a lot of talk of wow words and fronted adverbials and ways to make your sentence more interesting.”

“They are also able to express tenses with adverbials and aspectual marking.”