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I’ve been looking at the “Nouny Adverbs” Cheatsheet for a while now (found on Season 4 Lesson 5-5), but I can’t seem to figure out what the green indicates.
It says:
Green indicates “true adverbs” – i.e. adverbs that go especially nicely when placed right before the verb,
(like すこし たべました).But then I see “すこし” isn’t marked green. I could be wrong, but I think A LOT of other adverbs should be marked green as well.
So… Am I not understanding something? Or does this cheatsheet need to be fixed?
Personally I didn’t think about the green and not green marked. I would just make sure to pay attention to what he writes about how it’s used.
Yea how he explains it, it is an adverb. Then I don’t know how it should be not a “true” adverb.
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