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An '''adverbial adjunct''', or simply '''adverbial''', is a phrase that adds more information to a Sometimes these are just called '''adverbs'''. Technically, "adverbial (adjunct)" refers to an entire constituent like "in the garden" or "very quickly",

* Old tones {{tone|6}} and {{tone|7}} merged into the single adjunct tone {{done|4}}.

| [[Adjunct]] head || {{t|eaqtoa}} || {{done|4}} or {{t|êaq}}

This is to avoid making an adjunct (adverb or preposition).

# {{tone|1}} — adjunct (adverbs and prepositions)

...onday'''''<br><small>{{t|kú}} precedes the Adjunct head {{Done|4}}, so the AdjunctP {{t|râo kíachaq}} is focused.</small>}}

Which verb does the adjunct {{T|râo ní nuaq}} modify? It's not clear where the subclause ends. This e