Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Annual"

A: Yearly
Something repeats every year.

A: Yearly.

Every year.

It's not "once", because you could say "I eat 47 cheeseburgers annually."

"My annual salary is ￥4 million."

A: Once a year.
(saal mein ek baar)
Or
Once every year
(har saal ek baar)

A: Annual is something that occurs once every year
We all travelled home for the annual family meeting

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A: Those ending in -ly are adverbs. Annual is an adjective. Per annum is a Latin prepositional phrase used as an adjective.

So the adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

The adjective or phrase as adjective modify nouns.

All mean “happen each year.”

A: Annual has the same meaning as year, and annually has the same meaning as yearly.

You can use either freely.

Christmas occurs yearly.
Christmas occurs annually.

A: There isn't, they're just synonyms of one another. All I would say, is that "annual" or "annually", is more formal than "yearly" or "every year".

A: Yearly is a real word, though it’s less formal. They mean the same thing, but yearly can mean either annual or annually (meaning it’s both an adjective and an adverb.)

I renew my lease yearly (or annually).

Our yearly (or annual) vacation is happening next week.

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