Adverbs add info to verbs adj and adverbs

The students studied diligently

The adverb "diligently" is adding more information to:

• an adjective

• a verb

• an adverb

She was terribly excited about the trip

The adverb "terribly" is describing:

• an adverb

• an adjective

• a verb

She ran extremely quickly.

The adverb "extremely" is describing:

• an adverb

• a verb

• an adjective

The car sped dangerously fast.

The adverb "dangerously" is describing:

• an adverb

• an adjective

• a verb

The concert was surprisingly good

The adverb "surprinsingly" is describing:

• an adverb

• an adjective

• a verb

Reorder the following sentence. Put the adverb before the verb

• at

• the photos

• look

• attentively

• I

Reorder the following sentence. Put the adverb before the adjective

• surprisingly

• The movie

• seemed

• entertaining

Reorder the following sentence. Put the adverb before the adverb

• played

• during the game

• well

• exceptionally

• The team

Which of the following adverbs better suits the sentence.

She looked ​ (a)   beautiful in her new dress.

• incredibly
• voraciously
• quickly

Which of the following adverbs better suits the sentence.

He ​ (a)   finished his homework before going out to play.

• quickly
• loudly
• beautifully