adverbs

Hello Everyone! I shortened the question for the sake of brevity, but in order to avoid ambiguity, I will try to clarify: My question pertains to morphological gradation, that is, deriving comparative and superlative forms by means of affixes such as -eji/-ěji and nej-, not analytically, by...

"After the boys left, we cleaned up the house." It is clear here that "after" is being utilized as a subordinating conjunction. My question is the following: If we add "just" in front, would we consider the entire conjunction"just after" or rather, "just" is the adverb modifying the...

And it's probably the same for other adverbs, too. But I'm reading something that I wrote a few years ago and it now looks strange, incorrect. So, here's an easy question. Does מאוד typically follow the adjective that it describes? For example, does one typically say יפה מאוד or מאוד יפה...

ערב טוב. Are these two words interchangeable? It seems to me that עכשו is used more. Perhaps a different register or more literary use with כעת?

Aparte de preguntar si la palabra suplementándo es correcta, tengo un problema con[…] el diccionario de word no me admite la palabra suplementándo, que el gerundio del verbo suplementar ¿alguien lo sabe? Menyoj:)