Prepositions Adverbs Conjunctions

Adverb of time:

I must walk to the doctor...

• Today

• Tomorrow

• Now

• All three

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Adverb of Place:

I am driving...

• fast.

• here.

• quickly.

• now.

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Adverb of Manner:

The boy wrote...

• here.

• there.

• now.

• quickly.

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Identify the adverb in the following sentence:

Prudence neatly tidied her desk,

• Prudence

• Neatly

• Tidied

• Desk

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Identify the adverb in the following sentence:

The greedy boy hungrily scoffed all the chips.

• Greedy

• Boy

• Hungrily

• Scoffed

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Identify the adverb:

We must stop there to buy lunch.

• Stop

• Must

• There

• Buy

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What kind of adverb is used in the following sentence:

The swimmer quickly swam the 100m race.

• Adverb of Manner

• Adverb of Place

• Adverb of Time

• There is no adverb

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What type of adverb is being used in the sentence:

The lion ate its lunch here.

• Adverb of Manner

• Adverb of Time

• Adverb of Place

• There is no adverb

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Identify the adverb(s) in the following sentence:

Sean and Susan were reading their books in the car.

• Were

• In the car

• Reading

• There are no adverbs

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Identify the adverb(s) in the following sentence:

Sizwe tried to talk with a mouthful of food.

• Tried

• To talk

• with a mouthful of food

• There is no adverb

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