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"Already" is an adverb.

In general, adverbs tell you how something happens or is being done. Compare:

I have cleaned my bike.

I have already cleaned my bike.

"Already" is adding some detail to the cleaning, in other words to the verb.

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All ready is an adverb because the word already is a future tense form of all ready. (already is an adverb.)

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Previously is an adverb.

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