Adverbs of Degree in Vietnamese grammar, known as “Phó từ chỉ mức độ”, play an important role in enhancing the meaning of sentences by indicating the intensity, manner, or possibility of an action. These adverbs can modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. They vary in placement depending on their impact on the sentence but most commonly, they’re positioned directly before the word they modify. Examples of these adverbs are “rất” (very), “vô cùng” (extremely), “khá” (quite), “nhiều” (many), and “ít” (few).