第1个回答 2019-02-13
English is a living language just like Chinese. It is dynamic and forever changing. It becomes difficult for English students to find a set rule to all adverbs.
Adverb - a word to modify a verb, an adjective, a clause, a preposition or even a sentence. It can be a single word or as multi-word as in adverbial phrase or clause. Adverb is used to answer these main questions in a sentence: on how, when, where, in what way and what extent. Many later linguists put words that does not belong to other 'parts of speech' into adverb.
I have digress. Sorry.
Coming back to your question, far is an adverb which can be used to express in distance, expanse in space and time, plus also quantity. People seldom use far only with a negative connotation anymore.
Far used to give feeling of distance: The airport is far away. The airport far in the distance.
Far used to give vastness: He had travelled far and wide to find this particular doll for his daughter. Motivation is the drive for me to come so far and done so well
Far as quantity: Your service is far from my expectation. I function far better if someone gives me encouragement.
These examples show you the use of the word far as adv only.