[The adverb badly modifies the verb is going.] The moldy cheese tastes bad.
Remember to use an adjective to modify a noun and an adverb to modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb.
In examining the deployment of the adverbs in the data, I follow Simon-Vandenbergen and Aijmer's (2007) treatment of modal adverbs of certainty.
As for the written genres, I have selected dissenting opinions written by the justices of the Supreme Court of the United States of America, since they are written by individual justices and as such, they contain numerous stance markers, with modal adverbs being no exception.
Of course is an expectation
adverb. In the research articles under analysis, it anticipates the reader's criticisms and reservations, and shows that the author is aware of the different conditions and contextual determinants of his/her claims.
Mackenzie (2001) enlarges the inventory of lexical categories to include the
Adverb and the Adposition, which has the same impact on lexical description as the inclusion of the other lexical categories.