Find the adverb
Find the adverb, "She absolutely loved the toy dragon."
Absolutely
She .................. ran away. Complete the sentence using an adverb
any acceptable answer.
The girl was singing very (quietly - loudly-beautifully) that everyone cheered for her.
beautifully
Adverbs tell us more about nouns.
FALSE.
I ran quick to win the race.
I ran quickly to win the race.
Find the adverb: "My brother ran quickly."
Quickly
Yesterday, I walked calmly around the park.
Find 1 adverb in the sentence
1- Yesterday
2-calmly
The boy ran (quickly- quietly- beautifully) to his mother. He was very scared.
Quickly
Adverbs are one of the parts of a sentence like adjectives and nouns.
True.
The baby cried loud last night.
The baby cried loudly last night.
Find the adverb: "I quickly hid from my brother."
quickly
I have a movie theater inside my house.
Is "inside" an adjective or an adverb?
Adverb
carefully/heavily
All adverbs end in -ly ONLY!
False.
"I will never walk slowly again", said Ahmed angry.
Find 1 mistake in the sentence.
"I will never walk slowly again", said Ahmed angrily.
Find an adverbs: "My dad travels excitedly to fish at the lake."
excitedly.
She ate her cereal too ________ that she choked.
1- What adverb can complete the sentence?
1-Fast, quickly
Adverbs mainly describe (nouns-verbs-adjectives)
verbs.
Adverbs can describe how, when, and where a verb is happening.
True.
I wish I'd had a beautifully voice, but I sing terrible.
I wish I'd had a beautiful voice, but I sing terribly.
Find 1 adverbs:" Sometimes, I quietly go outside and scare my brother.
quietly
I am going to the movies tonight.
Does the adverb "tonight" describe when or where the verb is happening?
When.
Adverbs describe (how- why - what) the action or verb is happening. example: quickly, beautifully, angrily
How
A sentence can have more than one adverb.
True.
She did very good in her exams.
She did very well in her exams.
or any acceptable answer such as ( amazingly - greatly- excellently)