Completely new perspective
In the phrase "completely new perspective", what are the various parts of speech? If "perspective " is a noun, and "new" is an adjective, can "completely" be an adverb? If not an adverb, what part of speech is "completely" in this sentence?

Question

Completely new perspective
In the phrase "completely new perspective", what are the various parts of speech?  If "perspective " is a noun, and "new" is an adjective, can "completely" be an adverb?  If not an adverb, what part of speech is "completely" in this sentence?

Answer

Adverb. An adverb describes a verb. 
According to my grammar section of a Russian book "An adverb is a word that supplies additional information about a verb, an adjective or another adverb. It usually indicates time, or manner, or place or degree...." and so on.

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