Y9, T4 - Lesson 1

Despite ending in a -ly suffix, which is not an example of an adverb?

• happily
• lonely

• quickly
• silently

What is an adverb not used to modify?

• noun

• verb

• adjective

• adverb

Order the adverbs into weakness (1) to strongest (3).

• fastest

• faster

• fast

a) She sings very ​ (a)   .

b) He completed the task ​ (b)   .

c) The teacher spoke ​ (c)   to the students.

d) She handled the situation ​ (d)   .

• quick
• quickly
• beautifully
• beautifuly
• calmy
• calmly
• skillfully
• skillfuly

Categorise the following...

Groups:

(a) Singular Adverb

,

(b) Adverbial Phrase

,

(c) Adverbial Clause

• eagerly
• if you finish early
• with a smile
• when he arrived
• silently
• carefully
• although it was raining
• in the blink of an eye

• with great enthusiasm

Decide what question the adverbial phrase answers -

a) He runs with great speed. ​ (a)   b) They arrived in the morning. ​ (b)   c) The children played in the park. ​ (c)  

• How?
• When?
• Where?

What are the adverbial phrases in -

After finishing her final exam, Maria felt an overwhelming sense of relief as she walked along the sunlit path toward her favourite café, where she planned to celebrate with her friends.

• After finishing her final exam

• felt an overwhelming sense of relief

• along the sunlit path

• toward her favourite café

• where she planned to celebrate with her friends

What are the adverbial phrases in -

After finishing her final exam, Maria felt an overwhelming sense of relief as she walked along the sunlit path toward her favourite café, where she planned to celebrate with her friends.

• After finishing her final exam

• along the sunlit path

• toward her favourite café

• where she planned to celebrate with her friends

The difference between an adverbial clause and an adverbial phrase is the inclusion of a ...

What adverbial phrase could be added to the main clause - "She walked across the street"?

• with her friends.

• the tall building.

• as quickly as she could.

• who was late for class.