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List of adverbs

Words that add extra meaning to verbs, adjectives or other adverbs.

Ois forOut

You go out when you go away from something, or out from inside something. For example, you might go out to a restaurant. If you rearrange some items, they become out of order. The cat in the picture is getting out of a box. The opposite of out is in.
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Pis forPlease

Please is a word you add to a request to make it nicer and more polite. You are more likely to get what you want if you say please. Used as a verb, please means to make someone feel good or happy, for example "I did it just to please you".
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Tis forThrough

You go through something when you go in one side and out the other. The little girl in the picture is going through a hole in a playground.

Tis forTo

You use the word to when you are talking about going toward something, for example "I am going to the shops", "apply paint to the wall" or "the time is ten to six".
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Wis forWhy

Why is the reason or purpose behind something. If you ask why something happened, you want to know the cause.
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Yis forYes

Yes is the response you make to a question or statement when you agree with it. For example, if someone asks you "do you want some icecream?" you say "yes" if you want some, and "no" if you don't.