Adjectives
What are the adjectives in the sentences?
A blue car drove swiftly down the paved road.
Answer: blue, paved
What is the adverb and the word it describes in the following sentence?
Surprisingly, I finished my chores in an hour.
Adverb: surprisingly
Verb: finished
What part of speech is the word in all caps?
Those Italian clothes are well-made and EXTREMELY stylish.
Adverb
What is the adverb?
She ran quickly so she wouldn't miss the train.
Here
What is the word the adverb describes?
Water the plant WEEKLY, or it will die of dehydration.
Water
What are the adjectives in the sentences?
The party was great last night.
Answer: great, last
What is the adverb and the word it describes in the following sentence?
I have often wondered about her future.
Adverb: often
Verb: have wondered
What part of speech is the word in all caps?
I wondered WHOSE sculptures were on exhibit at the Dallas Museum of Art.
Adjective
What is the adverb?
First, you should paste the pictures on the poster.
What is the word the adverb describes and the part of speech of that word?
It would be ESPECIALLY wise to check the weather forecast before going on a hike.
Adjective: wise
What are the adjectives in the sentences?
Early mornings make me want to shed big tears.
Adjectives: early, big
What is the adverb and the word it describe in the following sentence?
We have changed our decision completely.
Adverb: completely
Verb: have changed
What part of speech is the word in all caps?
All I wanted was for the LONG game to be over.
Adjective
What is the adverb?
Did you study much?
Adverb: much
What is the word the adverb describes and the part of speech of that word?
Marge missed the bus; she slept TOO late.
Adverb: late
What are the adjectives in the sentences?
I bought a new pink dress for the dance tomorrow.
Adjectives: new, pink
What is the adverb and the word it describes in the following sentence?
Our new English teacher is extremely pleasant.
Adverb: extremely
Adjective: pleasant
What part of speech is the word in all caps?
I never would have thought I would fail a test that BADLY.
Adverb
What is the adverb?
Handle the ducklings carefully to ensure they are not harmed.
Adverb: carefully
What is the word the adverb describes and the part of speech of that word?
Remember to take a compass, water, and a FULLY stocked first-aid kit.
Adjective: stocked
What is the adverb?
Mary sighed deeply as she worked on the test.
Adverb: deeply
What is the word the adverb describes and the part of speech of that word?
May we go to the school football game TOMORROW?
Verb: go