Classify
Find the adverb and classify it, "She absolutely loved the toy dragon."
ABSOLUTELY (adverb of degree)
She angrily ran away.
What type of adverb is angrily?
Adverb of manner.
Adverbs can modify __________________________
verbs, adjectives, other adverbs and full sentences.
True of false:
Adverbs tell us more about nouns, adjectives, verbs and other adverbs.
FALSE. Adverbs do NOT modify nouns.
Identify the type of word that the adverb is modifying in the following sentence:
She felt extremely excited to go to the movies.
An adjective.
Which sentence is correct:
1. My brother ran fast.
2. My brother ran fastly.
1
Find the adverbs and classify them.
I hid underground quickly.
Underground - Place
Quickly - Manner
This is so hard for me. I hardy recognize my town.
Which is the adverb? Classify it.
Hardly - Adverb of degree
Find the adverb of place.
I am staying in tonight because I feel awfully tired.
in
Find the sentence with an adverb:
1. My bus stop is past the post office.
2. My brother walked past but didn't see us.
2
Find the adverb and classify it:
I hardly ever go to the market.
hardly ever (adverb of frequency)
I wear my new rubber shoes once a week.
Find the adverb and classify it.
Once a week. (Adverb of frequency)
Adverbs that answer the question HOW INTENSE are adverbs of __________
Degree
These words are all adverbs:
Quickly
Hardly
Hard
Deadly
Incredibly
False. Deadly and hard can be adjectives too.
Identify the sentence with an adverb:
1. He had a hard time at school.
2. She worked hardly.
3. We train hard.
3
Find 2 adverbs and classify them:
Father will go fishing tomorrow in the lake nearby."
TOMORROW (adverb of time)
NEARBY (adverb of place)
She ate her cereal ____________ so she choked.
What adverb can complete the sentence?
fast/quickly/hurriedly/swiftly
Which sentence is correct?
1. Goldilocks fastly left the house.
2. Goldilocks left the house fast.
3. Goldilocks left the house fastly.
2.
True or false. Adverbs can only appear after a verb. Justify your answer.
FALSE. They can also appear before a verb, before an adjective, at the beginning of a sentence, or at the end of a sentence
Find the sentence with an adverb.
1. I just missed the bus.
2. He seems just.
1
Find 2 adverbs and classify them:
I am too tired to eat; I ended falling soundly asleep.
Too (adverb of degree)
Soundly (adverb of manner)
Find the adverbs and classify them.
I still think of you when you walked by and stood behind the stage.
Still - Adverb of time
By - Adverb of place
Which word is an adverb?
1. The cake tastes heavenly.
2. They look lovely in their costumes.
3. He wrote dreadfully on the card.
4. He showed me brotherly love.
3.
Find the adverbs and classify them.
The children played joyfully outside in the garden yesterday, laughing heartily and running incredibly fast.
Joyfully - Manner
Outside - Place
Yesterday - Time
Heartily - Manner
Incredibly - Degree
Fast - Manner
Complete the sentence with at least 2 kinds of adverbs.
Fred tiptoed __________ up the stairs and _________ jumped into bed.
quietly, slowly
silently, quickly