Identifying Adverbs
Modifiers
Forms of Adverbs
Adjective or Adverb?
This or That?
100

Find the adverb:

Scripture specifically reminds us, 'In every thing give thanks," (1 Thes. 5:18).

specifically

(ends in 'ly' & describes verb)

100

What word is it modifying?

The temperature SOMETIMES reaches 83 degrees.

reaches (verb)

100

well (positive)

I did ____ on my test.

well

*irregular

100

The runner from France finished LATER than I.

Adverb

(describes when he finished)

100

Find the adverb:

The bread tasted quite good.

quite

(answers how? and describes an adjective)

200

Find the adverb:

Mr. Schmidt coaches them well.

well

(answers how?)

200

What word is it modifying?

The water is NOT typical.

is (verb)
200

enthusiastically (comparative)

The teacher talked _____ than her students.

more enthusiastically

200

I tripped on a LOOSE rock.

Adjective

(describes what kind of rock)

200

Irregular or regular kind of adverb?

well - better - best

Irregular

300

Find the adverb:

Their schedule is somewhat full already.

somewhat

(answers to what extent?)

300

What word is it modifying?

It is MOST notable for its color & calmness.

notable (adjective)

300

rapidly (superlative)

The green turtle moves the _______ of all the sea turtles.

most rapidly

300
After winning, the team was EXTREMELY happy!

Adverb

(describes how happy)

300

Which one of these questions do adverbs NOT answer?

Who?

When?

Where?

To what extent?

Who

400

Find the adverb:

The soccer team is at Locke Park now.

now

(answers when?)

400

These small sacs appear STRATEGICALLY on the shells.

appear (verb)

400

badly (comparative)

He drives _____ than his younger brother.

worse 

*irregular

400

Dug is a GOOD dog.

Adjective

(describes what kind of dog)

400

Irregular or regular kind of adverb?

fairly - more fairly - most fairly

Regular

500

Find the adverb:

The other players haven't heard the news.

haven't 

(have NOT)

500
What word is it modifying?


It is EXTREMELY clear with a high salt content.

clear (adjective)

500

early (comparative)

The construction was on track _____ than first expected.

earlier

500

He plays basketball WELL for how old he is.

Adverb

(describes how he plays)

500

True or False:

All adverbs will 95% of the time end in 'ly.'

FALSE!

(think of adverbs like: not, very, most, more, really, well, rather)