Mastering Adverbs of Manner

Which of the following is an adverb of manner? A) Quickly B) Yesterday C) Often D) Here

• Frequently

• Quickly

• Tomorrow

• Slowly

What does the adverb 'elegantly' mean? A) In a simple way B) In a graceful manner C) In a loud manner D) In a quick manner

• In a dull manner

• In a clumsy manner

• B) In a graceful manner

• In a chaotic manner

Choose the correct adverb of manner to complete the sentence: She danced __________ at the party. A) beautifully B) yesterday C) often D) here

• loudly

• beautifully

• quickly

• happily

Identify the adverb of manner in the sentence: He spoke loudly during the presentation. A) He B) spoke C) loudly D) during

• A) presentation

• B) during

• D) spoke

• C) loudly

Which sentence uses the adverb 'patiently' correctly? A) She waited patiently for her turn. B) She patiently waited for her turn. C) Both A and B D) None of the above

• She was patiently waiting for her turn.

• She waited patient for her turn.

• C

• Patiently she waited for her turn.

What is the meaning of 'awkwardly'? A) In a graceful manner B) In a clumsy manner C) In a quick manner D) In a joyful manner

• In a slow manner

• In a loud manner

• B) In a clumsy manner

• In a precise manner

Select the adverb of manner that best fits: The cat jumped __________ onto the table. A) quickly B) yesterday C) often D) here

• rarely

• quickly

• tomorrow

• slowly

In which sentence is the adverb 'cleverly' used correctly? A) He solved the puzzle cleverly. B) He cleverly solved the puzzle. C) Both A and B D) None of the above

• C

• He solved cleverly the puzzle.

• He solved the cleverly puzzle.

• Cleverly he the puzzle solved.

What does the adverb 'freely' imply? A) With restrictions B) Without limitations C) With difficulty D) In a slow manner

• With hesitation

• With conditions

• B) Without limitations

• In a restricted manner

Identify the placement of the adverb in the sentence: She sings beautifully. A) Before the verb B) After the verb C) At the beginning D) At the end

• B) After the verb

• In the middle of the sentence

• Before the subject

• At the beginning of the sentence