Put the correct choices for each number: 1. The cat walked _______ across the street. 2. The baby laughed _______ when she saw her favorite toy. 3. The dog barked _______ at the ma... Put the correct choices for each number: 1. The cat walked _______ across the street. 2. The baby laughed _______ when she saw her favorite toy. 3. The dog barked _______ at the mailman. 4. He ate his food _______. 5. The children played _______ in the park. 6. She sang the song _______. 7. The man spoke _______ to the child. 8. The boy ran _______ to catch the ball. 9. The girl cried _______ when she lost her teddy bear. 10. The teacher spoke _______ to the class.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for the appropriate adverbs to fill in the blanks for each sentence. The focus is on finding words that accurately convey the actions described in each context.
Answer
1. slowly, 2. happily, 3. loudly, 4. quickly, 5. joyfully, 6. beautifully, 7. gently, 8. quickly, 9. sadly, 10. clearly
- The cat walked slowly across the street. 2. The baby laughed happily when she saw her favorite toy. 3. The dog barked loudly at the mailman. 4. He ate his food quickly. 5. The children played joyfully in the park. 6. She sang the song beautifully. 7. The man spoke gently to the child. 8. The boy ran quickly to catch the ball. 9. The girl cried sadly when she lost her teddy bear. 10. The teacher spoke clearly to the class.
Answer for screen readers
- The cat walked slowly across the street. 2. The baby laughed happily when she saw her favorite toy. 3. The dog barked loudly at the mailman. 4. He ate his food quickly. 5. The children played joyfully in the park. 6. She sang the song beautifully. 7. The man spoke gently to the child. 8. The boy ran quickly to catch the ball. 9. The girl cried sadly when she lost her teddy bear. 10. The teacher spoke clearly to the class.
More Information
These answers use adjectives to appropriately describe the way actions are performed.
Tips
A common mistake is to use an adjective where an adverb is needed. Ensure to describe the verb (action) and not the noun (object).
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