Adverbs
The boy crossed the street quickly.
Identify the adverb in the above sentence.
quickly
The boy agreed to let his friend copy his homework for a Snickers.
Identify the adverbial in the sentence.
for a Snickers
The boy agreed to let his friend copy his homework for a Snickers.
"for a Snickers" is what type of adverbial
adverbial of manner or adverbial of quantity
Adverbs are the same as adverbials.
False, adverbials are made up of more than one word whereas adverbs are a single word.
My sister jumped high off the ground.
Identify the adverb in the sentence above.
high
In three hours, Romeo and Juliet would meet.
Identify the adverbial in the above sentence.
In three hours
In three hours, Romeo and Juliet would meet.
"In three hours" is what type of adverbial?
adverbial of time
Adverbials and adverbial phrases are the same thing.
True
True or False
All adverbs end in "ly"
False
My family and I visited the restaurant at the top of the Eiffel Tower.
Identify the adverbial in the above sentence.
the restaurant at the top of the Eiffel Tower
My family and I visited the restaurant at the top of the Eiffel Tower.
"the restaurant at the top of the Eiffel Tower" is what type of adverbial?
adverbial of place
True
The lovely lady cried over her sweet baby continuously for the rest of the night.
Identify the adverb in the sentence above.
continuously
Mom agreed to buy me a gift for under ten dollars.
Identify the adverbial above
for under ten dollars
Mom agreed to buy me a gift for under ten dollars.
"for under ten dollars" is what type of adverbial?
adverbial of quantity
Adverbial phrases can only come at the end of a sentence.
False
True or False
All adverbs can be replaced by adjectives.
False. Though many adjectives and adverbs are similar (beautiful and beautifully), they are not all interchangeable.
With great courage, Alice entered the looking glass.
Identify the two adverbials above
with great courage, the looking glass
With great courage, Alice entered the looking glass.
"With great courage" is what type of adverbial?
adverbial of manner OR adverbial of quality
Adverbials of manner deal with time and place.
False, adverbials of manner deal with how and why.