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What does an adverb describe?
A verb, an adjective, or another adverb.
Which question does an adverb of place answer?
A) How? B) When? C) Where?
Where?
irregular adverbs
good - well
hard - hard
fast - fast
straight - straight
Choose the correct adverb of time:
We’ll go to the park ___.
a) slowly b) yesterday c) tomorrow
c) tomorrow
Choose the adverb:
He walks slowly.
slowly
Find the adverb of frequency:
He always brushes his teeth in the morning.
always
Which sentence contains an adverb of manner?
A) She is very tired.
B) He plays the piano well.
B) He plays the piano well.
Choose the adverb of place. The kids are playing ____.
a) carefully
b) there
c) never
there
What is the correct order of adverbs:
She / speaks / (clearly, to the students, always).
She always speaks clearly to the students.
Put the adverbs in the correct order:
They / (quietly, in the corner, were talking) / during the lesson.
They were talking quietly in the corner during the lesson.
Put the adverb in the correct place:
He / late / arrived / the airport / at.
He arrived late at the airport. (Late – time)
Improve the sentence by adding an adverb of degree:
"The test was difficult." (Use: very)
The test was very difficult.
Find the mistake in the sentence and correct it:
"He did his homework quick and handed it in."
quick - quickly
Fix the sentence by correcting word order and adverb form:
"John completed quickly the project very."
Answer:John completed the project very quickly.
(Very – degree, Quickly – manner)
Rephrase with the adverb in a different position without changing the meaning:
"He clearly explained the topic to us."
Answer:He explained the topic to us clearly.
Find and analyze the adverbs in this sentence:
"Maria often arrives late but always apologizes sincerely."
Answer:
- Often – frequency
- Late – time
- Always – frequency
- Sincerely – manner