Adverbs Challenge

Identify the adverb in the following sentence: She quickly ran to catch the bus.

• rapidly

• quickly

• hastily

• swiftly

What type of adverb is 'here' in the sentence: I am going there and you are coming here?

• Place

• Time

• Freequency

• Degree

• Frequency

In the sentence 'He speaks softly', how does the adverb 'softly' modify the verb?

• It modifies the verb by specifying the tense of the action.

• It modifies the verb by determining the direct object of the sentence.

• It modifies the verb by indicating the subject of the sentence.

• It modifies the verb by describing how the action is performed.

Construct a sentence using an adverb of frequency.

• He sometimes goes to the gym in the morning.

• They never goes to the gym in the morning.

• She always goes to the gym in the morning.

• I usually goes to the gym in the morning.

What function does the adverb 'very' serve in the sentence: The movie was very interesting?

• Conjunction

• Manner

• Degree

• Adverb

Identify the adverb in the sentence: They are almost finished with the project.

• happy

• quickly

• almost

• completely

Differentiate between adverbs of time and adverbs of place with examples.

• Adverbs of time describe when an action happens, such as 'yesterday' or 'now'. Adverbs of place describe where an action happens, such as 'here' or 'there'.

• Adverbs of time describe where an action happens, such as 'yesterday' or 'now'.

• Adverbs of place describe when an action happens, such as 'here' or 'there'.

• Adverbs of time describe how an action happens, such as 'yesterday' or 'now'.

Use an adverb of manner to complete the sentence: She sings ________.

• She sings beautifully.

• She sings quickly.

• She sings loudly.

• She sings terribly.

In the sentence 'She dances gracefully', how does the adverb 'gracefully' modify the verb?

• It modifies the verb by describing how the action is performed.

• It modifies the verb by indicating the subject of the sentence.

• It modifies the verb by specifying the tense of the action.

• It modifies the verb by changing the meaning of the sentence.

Construct a sentence using an adverb of degree.

• She is never happy.

• She is very happy.

• She is somewhat happy.

• She is extremely happy.