The adverb is an invariable word, you can not add morphemes, can be completed unn adjective or a verb.

There are 4 types of adverbs, simple: x a word (today, then off ..), successful adjectival adverb, adjective shaped but are adverbs (fast, strong ...)

compounds: from a few adjectives to which endings are added (mind, easily)

adverbial: two or more words that are equivalent to an adverb, (suddenly, at once)

Adverbs can be of place (here, there, there, IMTS, far, near, inside, outside) time (today, yesterday, mañana.aun, while, when), so (well, certainly better, worse, quickly, ), affirmation (yes, claro.bueno, of course) negaacion (no, never, never), amount (nothing much, little, pretty, too), doubts (alomejor, perhaps, acasoposiblemente, surely).

Adverbs how, when, where and how much it may be questioned, if they make a relative question or, if linked to an antecedent or accompanying a subordinate.

Adverbs so much, when they come to an adjective, and become so much.

Prepositions and conjunctions:

q prepositions are words introduce a noun or an equivalent term and they do rely on the word you are ahead, that word can be noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, adverb.

The prepositional phrases, stan formed X two or more words that work cmo a preposition (in comparison to, because, at the expense of ..)

Conjunctions are words whose function relationship unite elements within the sentence or attaching prepositions to form compound sentences (and that, but, though)

l as conjunctive phrases are formed by a group of words performing the same function q q a conjunction (however, for more than that, so ...)

There are two types of phrases and conjunctions:

- Cordinantes: bind elements of the same level (we painted the chairs)

- Subordinating: intriducen oracioens if they depend on other (we painted the table to look like new)

CORDINANTES: copulative: prepositions related phrases or adding their meanings (and, e, ni)

dilemmas: the sign of an element excludes the other (o, u, and either)

d istributivas: the signs alternate with no excluded (because, well fine, that is, seaetc)

adversative: the sign of an element is opposed to the other (but, if however, but, nevertheless, except)

Explanatory: the sig sig explains element of another (bone, ie, ie, etc)

Subordinator:

complete: they introduce a substantive conditional preposition (that and if he said they would come soon)

row: introducing a subordinate preposition that ace adbervial see the consequence of what is said (later, though, therefore)

causal: it presents the motive or the cause of the above (as poruqe since, since, ..)

end: finalidadcon explains the intention or the action occurs (so that, in order that: I brought these books to consult)

kick: it expresses an objection does not prevent the realization of the action (although, although, for more than .. etc)

temporal and explains when the action takes place (since, as soon as, while, before, after that ...)

manners shows the way the action is performed (as seg7un: the acutua according to their conscience dictates)

Conditional: shows the necessary condition for the action is performed (provided that, as long as, like, etc)

benchmarking: A comparison (more than, less than, Tanton as)