Can the declarative of だ、です、etc, be used with adverbs?


Can you use adverbs with declarative clauses? You know, when you complete a
clause with い-adjective or a noun and だ、or です particle? Can they take adverbs?

Examples:

彼がとても元気ですね？ (He's quite lively, isn't he?)

彼女がとてもかわいい。 (She's vary cute.)

Are adverbs allowed in these cases? Or are they limited to being used in
clauses who's copula is based on a proper verb?




彼はとても元気です and 彼女はとてもかわいい make perfect sense, as well as とても元気な彼 or とてもかわいい彼女.
(Use は instead of が!)

For 'noun + copula' sentences like 彼は学生だ, using とても doesn't make sense. Still,
you can use many other adverbs:

>   * 彼は **絶対** 学生だ。 He is _definitely_ a student.
>   * 明日は **きっと** 雨だ。 It will _certainly_ rain tomorrow.
>   * 彼女は **ときどき** 会社員で、 **ときどき** 学生だ。 She is _sometimes_ an office worker and
> _sometimes_ a student.
>   * お父さんは **いつも** 会社です。 My father is _always_ at work. (see
> [this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/43789/5010))
>   * **そろそろ** 春だ。 Spring is coming.
>




彼はとても元気です and 彼女はとてもかわいい make perfect sense, as well as とても元気な彼 or とてもかわいい彼女.
(Use は instead of が!)

For 'noun + copula' sentences like 彼は学生だ, using とても doesn't make sense. Still,
you can use many other adverbs:

>   * 彼は **絶対** 学生だ。 He is _definitely_ a student.
>   * 明日は **きっと** 雨だ。 It will _certainly_ rain tomorrow.
>   * 彼女は **ときどき** 会社員で、 **ときどき** 学生だ。 She is _sometimes_ an office worker and
> _sometimes_ a student.
>   * お父さんは **いつも** 会社です。 My father is _always_ at work. (see
> [this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/43789/5010))
>   * **そろそろ** 春だ。 Spring is coming.
>

