ADVERBS
Complete:
He speaks the ______ (clearly) in the class.
most clearly
Choose the correct word:
This book is ______. (my/mine)
mine
Which subject studies maps and countries?
geography
Name 3 materials.
ie. wood, metal, plastic
Correct:
She works more harder than me.
She works harder than me.
Correct the mistake:
She sings very beautiful.
She sings very beautifully.
Correct the sentence:
This is my fathers car.
father’s
Which subject studies past events?
history
Which material is used to make windows?
glass
Fill in the blank:
That is my book. It belongs to _____.
Complete:
She runs ______ (fast) than me.
faster
Rewrite using possession:
The bikes of the students
The students’ bikes
Which subject studies reactions and chemicals?
chemistry
Describe a coin using:
It’s small and round. It’s made of metal.
Correct:
That is the childrens books.
the children’s books
Write a sentence that includes the adjective "hard" as a superlative adverb.
She finds tennis to be the hardest sport of them all.
Correct ALL mistakes:
That is your’s and this is her.
That is yours and this is hers.
Make a comparative sentence about two school subjects.
Maths is more difficult than history.
Make a comparative sentence about two objects using adjectives.
This bag is heavier than that one.
Correct ALL the mistakes in this sentence:
Maria studies more fast than her sister, but John studies the more carefully in the class.
Maria studies faster than her sister, but John studies the most carefully in the class.
Make ONE sentence about school using:
a comparative adverb
a superlative adverb
I study more carefully than my brother, but Maria studies the most carefully in the class.
Write one sentence using:
father’s
yours
That is not your father's car, that car is yours.
Answer using:
a superlative
a comparative
one adverb
Prompt:
Which subject is the most difficult in your opinion? Why?
Physics is the most difficult subject. I learn maths more easily than physics, but I understand history the most easily.
Describe an object in the classroom using:
3 adjectives
1 material
1 possessive
This is the teacher’s desk. It’s large, smooth, and heavy. It’s made of wood.
Use "she", "her", and "hers" correctly in three different sentences.
She has a bag.
That is her bag
That bag is hers.