Yet they're proper adverbs...? That's so weird.

1- My grandmother is quite/really/very fat. She can hardly move .

No, not in use by reputable speakers.

most later, more less, and most best are actually used? I rarely hear them in use.

It's an adverb, answering the question 'when?'.

choose i've worked hard today . I am tired .

Choose 1- My grandmother is …… fat , she can hardly move .

Choose 1- My grandmother is …… fat , she can hardly move .

1. Both options are fine, but it depends on the content - "we completely understand the situation ..." - "we understand the situation completely..." - there should be an object ("situation") between the verb and the

Hi Adverbs say something about something else in a sentence. They can say something about: - a whole sentenc e ( Similarly , you can also use your creditcard for paying at restaurants. ) - an adjective (That's a very beautiful poem. -