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HOAssertive doesnβt mean rude. It means saying what you mean without shrinking or overexplaining π€
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VVYou can learn to be assertive.
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GRβ What is an Adverb?
An adverb is a word that adds more information about a verb, adjective, another adverb, or even a whole sentence.
π It tells us:
How (manner)
When (time)
Where (place)
How often (frequency)
To what extent (degree)
π Example:
She sings beautifully. (How?)
He came yesterday. (When?)
They are playing outside. (Where?)
β What does an Adverb modify?
Verb β She runs fast
Adjective β He is very tall
Another Adverb β She runs very fast
Whole sentence β Luckily, we won
β Types of Adverbs (with examples)
Adverb of Manner (How?)
π quickly, slowly, carefully
She speaks softly
Adverb of Time (When?)
π now, yesterday, soon
I will call you later
Adverb of Place (Where?)
π here, there, everywhere
Come here
Adverb of Frequency (How often?)
π always, often, never
She always studies
Adverb of Degree (To what extent?)
π very, too, quite, extremely
He is very happy
β Formation of Adverbs
Most adverbs are formed by adding -ly to adjectives:
Quick β Quickly
Happy β Happily
β Exceptions:
Fast β fast (not fastly)
Hard β hard
Late β late
β Position of Adverbs
β Before verb β She quickly finished work
β After verb β He runs fast
β Before adjective β Very beautiful
β Beginning of sentence β Fortunately, we survived
β Important Rules
Adverbs do not change form
Avoid double adverbs (β very extremely good)
Use correct form:
Adjective β He is a good player
Adverb β He plays well
β Easy Trick to Identify Adverb
Ask questions: π How? When? Where? How often? How much?
If a word answers these β It is an Adverb
β Why are Adverbs Important?
Adverbs:
Add clarity & detail
Make sentences interesting
Improve communication skills
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Strong people donβt raise their voice β they raise their standard of communication π¬π₯
Harsh vs Polite Short
Replies
What? Sorry?
No. - I don't think so.
Wait. - One moment, please.
Say again. - Could you repeat that?
Busy. - I'm tied up at the moment.
Later. I'll get back to you.
Wrong. Not quite.
Hurry. When you can.
Stop. Let's pause for a moment.
Not now. - At a later time, please.
Do it. - Please go ahead.
Explain. - Could you clarify?
I know. I understand.
Whatever. - That's fine with me.
Problem. There seems to be an issue.
You sure? Just to confirm.
Again? Once more, please.
Why? May I ask why?
Enough. That should be sufficient.
Leave it. β Let's set it aside.
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JEWhen you start the sentence with "I need", you are taking your chips and moving them into the middle of the table without being rude or greedy.
This is assertive, but it isn't aggressive. And it's helpful when starting intentional conversations in a working environment.
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IM(βNot causativeβ) Sentence structure that native speakers use all the time : I had someone + verb
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