Underline each adverb. Write whether it is an adverb of time, place, manner, degree, affirmation, or negation.
This king rules justly.
justly, manner
We were pleased to hear that this costs only 50 cents.
cents, value
(There They’re) walking this way.
They're
The drama club meets every Monday.
every monday
Michael did not call her because he is shy.
because he is shy. Adverb clause
Our neighbor could be quite helpful.
quite, degree
They often traveled 20 miles before stopping.
distance
Her pitching and throwing skills are very (good well).
The carpenter cut the piece of plywood with a circular saw.
with a circular saw
Scooter always digs in the flower beds
in the flower beds. adverb phrase
I am often late for practice if I have a lot of homework.
often, time
The car turned south onto the old dirt road.
We discussed the matter (farther further) before reaching a decision.
further
The new twins in my class just moved down the street.
down the street
I am saving my money for my college tuition.
for my college tuition. adverb phrase
The team is indeed excited about the upcoming game.
indeed, affirmation
Both children could spend days wandering the exhibits.
time
Tony isn’t a (bad badly) player; he just played (bad badly) that day.
bad, badly
They must finish their outlines before the holidays.
before the holidays
After the corn is harvested, it is shipped to the market.
after the corn is harvested. adverb clause
The dog dug down into the dirt.
down, place
Hal traveled west in weather that measured 100 degrees.
degrees, measure
All the musicians played (good well) in the competition.
well
Mr. Harper bought a large bouquet of lilies for his mother.
for his mother
Whenever there are lilacs, I know spring has arrived.
whenever there are lilacs, adverb clause