5 Questions
Match the following adverbs with their corresponding types:
Adverb of Manner = Tyler stumbled in the completely dark kitchen. Adverb of Time = His brother arrived yesterday.
Match the following adverbs with their corresponding examples:
Softly = The man is speaking softly. Lazily = The dog sleeps peacefully in the living room. Immediately = His brother arrived yesterday. Openly = The tree stands so firmly on the ground.
Match the following adverbs with their corresponding questions they answer:
How is the man speaking? = The bride walks slowly down the aisle. When did his brother arrive? = His brother arrived yesterday. When did the action of the verb take place? = The birds too swiftly fly away.
Match the following adverbs with their corresponding kinds of adverbs:
Adverb of Manner = The birds too swiftly fly away. Adverb of Time = His brother arrived yesterday.
Match the following adverbs with their corresponding how often the action is done adverbs:
Softly = The man is speaking softly. Lazily = The dog sleeps peacefully in the living room. Immediately = His brother arrived yesterday. Always = The birds too swiftly fly away.
Test your knowledge of adverbs with this quiz. Learn how adverbs describe verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs by answering questions on how, where, and when they are used. Perfect for improving your understanding of adverb usage in sentences.
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