Find the Adverb
Comparative Adverbs
Superlative Adverbs
Adverb Phrases
Adverb Clauses
100

1. Find the adverb(s). 2. Does is modify a verb, adjective, or adverb?

Her face was extremely bright against the sun.

Extremely, adjective

100

Give the comparative form of “carefully.”

What is “more carefully”?

100

This is the superlative form of “well.”

What is “best”?

100

These are the four basic questions answered by adverbs.

What are “when?” “where?” “why?” and “how?”?

100

This is the adverb clause in the following sentence: “I felt cold because I had no jacket.”

What is “because I had no jacket”?

200

1. Find the adverb(s). 2. Does is modify a verb, adjective, or adverb?

I approached the rabid dog very carefully.

very, carefully

adverb

200

This is the comparative form of “well.”

What is “better”?

200

This is the superlative form of “high.”

What is “highest”?

200

This is the adverb phrase in the following sentence: “Everyone knew he was susceptible to allergic reactions.”

What is “to allergic reactions”?

200

This question is answered by the adverb clause in the following sentence: “She learned to read German when she was ten years old.”

What is “When?”?

300

1. Find the adverb(s). 2. Does is modify a verb, adjective, or adverb?

Fuji often takes a nap after playing.

Often

Verb

300

This is the positive form of “simply.”

What is “simply”?

300

The irregular adverb “far” has this superlative.

What is “farthest”?

300

This question is answered by the adverb phrase in the following sentence: After a long run, she likes to go swimming.

What is “when?”?

300

When an adverb clause is used, this type of sentence is the result.

What is a “complex sentence”?

400

1. Find the adverb(s). 2. Does is modify a verb, adjective, or adverb?

Matcha is a relatively small, very naughty cat.

relatively, very

adjective

400

This is the comparative form of “much.”

What is “more”?

400

The irregular adverb “badly” has this superlative.

What is “worst”?

400

Identify the adverb phrase and the question it answers: “Our family moved to the beach after my dad got a new job.”

What are “to the beach” and “where?”?

400

This type of word is the clue that an adverb clause is coming.

What is a “subordinating conjunction”?

500

1. Find the adverb(s). 2. Does is modify a verb, adjective, or adverb?

I angrily ran to the bathroom because Matcha was  playing in the toilet...

It's a good thing that she's especially cute. -_-


Angrily, especially 

Verb, adjective

500

This is the comparative form of “soon.”

What is “sooner”?

500

The irregular adverb “little” has this superlative.

What is “least”?

500

These three adverb phrases are found in the following sentence: “If you bring your dog to our house, he will run around the trees and bark at the neighbor’s cat.”

What are “to our house” “around the trees” and “at the neighbor’s cat”?

500

These three parts of speech may be modified by an adverb, adverb phrase, or adverb clause.

What are “verb,” “adjective,” and “adverb”?

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