Adverb Usage Quiz

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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:

<p>Adverb of Manner = The birds too swiftly fly away. Adverb of Time = His brother arrived yesterday.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following adverbs with their corresponding how often the action is done adverbs:

<p>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.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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