Adverbs of Place in English
Adverbs of place tell us where something happens.
Some common adverbs of place include, inside, outside, upstairs, downstairs, abroad.
In this lesson, you’ll learn some common adverbs of place and practise using them.
How to use adverbs of place.
Some common adverbs of place include;
- Indoors (inside)
- Outdoors (outside)
- Abroad
- Upstairs
- Downstairs
- Here (close)
- There (far)
- Backwards
- Forwards
- Towards
- Sideways
Adverbs of place usually go after a verb or after an object in a sentence.
Examples
Practise
Common mistakes learners make
- Confusing indoors and outdoors
- Using a preposition with adverbs of place
- Confusing here and there
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