How?
Where?
When?
Make Your Own
Mix it up
100
He angrily put on his coat and stormed out the door.
angrily
100
He went running outside after school.
outside
100
Tomorrow they are going to Florida.
tomorrow
100
Use the adverb LATER in a sentence.
Possible answer: They will do their homework later today.
100
Find the adverb that tells WHEN. 

The basketball team fundraiser is tonight.

tonight
200
She walked briskly to class.
briskly
200
He went upstairs to use the bathroom.
upstairs
200
First I have to clean my room, then I can go outside.
first
200
Use the adverb EASILY in a sentence.
Possible answer:  He was able to easily play second base in the game.
200
Find the adverb that tells HOW. 

His little brother was patiently waiting for him at the door.

patiently
300
The shirt was nicely folded and on the shelf. 
nicely
300
He took his baseball gear inside because it started to rain.
inside
300
I have never seen a moose in real life.
never
300
Use the adverb ACCIDENTALLY in a sentence.
Possible answer:  I accidentally broke the plate.
300
Find the adverb that tells WHERE. 

The dog looked around and then ran off.

around
400
Some people drive dangerously on that road.
dangerously
400
The pipe that carries water to the new house is underground.
underground
400
She must complete her chores daily.
daily
400
Use the adverb LAST in a sentence.
Possible answer:  She was the last one to finish her test.
400
Find the adverb that tells WHEN.

We will go to the store after you eat dinner.

after
500
The student worked hard all afternoon on his project.
hard
500
There are mosquitoes flying everywhere.
everywhere
500
Their cat always catches mice.
always
500
Use the adverb INSIDE in a sentence.
Possible answer:  The boy brought his toys inside when it started to rain.
500
List 3 adverbs:

One that tells HOW

One that tells WHEN

One that tells WHERE

Answers will vary.
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