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1 Choose the adverb Week 8 IT 25

2 This teacher led activity aims to help children choose the appropriate adverb to match the verb tense. The child’s task is to decide which of the given adverbs fits into the sentence. The next slide is an answer sheet. This should be printed, and distributed to the children before you start. When a pencil appears on the first two slides, this marks the time for the children to complete their answers. Proceed in the same pattern for the remainder of the game. A prompt of ‘Why?’ appears after each sentence. This is the cue for discussion about the correct and incorrect answers. They then receive feedback on the screen. Choose the adverb Week 8 IT 25

3 ‘Choose the adverb’ 1.Rachel danced beautifully ………… 2.Isabella is clapping ……….. 3.Karlo laughed …….. 4.William will clean ……….. 5.Debbie is climbing ………. 6.Andrew imagined ………. 7.Simeon is shouting ………. 8.Gary will cycle ………… 9.Tereza talked ………………. 10.David walked downstairs ……………….. 11.Monty is barking …………. 12.George will float ……… 13.Paul saved the goal ………. 14.Jamie is washing in the bath ……….. 15.Tia will clean her teeth ……… 16.We will watch T.V. …………….. 1.tomorrow / now / yesterday 2.yesterday /tomorrow / now 3.now / yesterday / tomorrow 4.yesterday / now / tomorrow 5.now / tomorrow / yesterday 6.yesterday / tomorrow / now 7.yesterday / tomorrow / now 8.yesterday / tomorrow / yesterday 9.now / yesterday / tomorrow 10.yesterday / now / tomorrow 11.yesterday / now / tomorrow 12.tomorrow / yesterday / now 13.now / tomorrow / yesterday 14.yesterday / tomorrow / now 15.now / tomorrow / yesterday 16.yesterday / now / tomorrow Week 8 IT25 Answer sheet for IT 25 Page 1 Name……………………… Date ………………………

4 Choose the adverb Week 8 IT 25 (To be viewed as slide show)

5 Rachel danced beautifully …………………….. tomorrow now yesterday

6 Rachel danced beautifully …………………….. yesterday Why?

7 Isabella is clapping …………………….. yesterday now tomorrow

8 Isabella is clapping …………………….. now Why?

9 Fred laughed …………………….. yesterday now tomorrow

10 Fred laughed …………………….. yesterday Why?

11 William will clean …………………….. yesterday now tomorrow

12 William will clean …………………….. tomorrow Why?

13 Debbie is climbing …………………….. tomorrow now yesterday

14 Debbie is climbing …………………….. now Why?

15 Andrew imagined …………………….. yesterday tomorrow now

16 Andrew imagined …………………….. yesterday Why?

17 Simeon is shouting …………………….. yesterday now tomorrow

18 Simeon is shouting …………………….. now Why?

19 Gary will cycle …………………….. tomorrow now yesterday

20 Gary will cycle …………………….. tomorrow Why?

21 Tereza talked …………………….. now tomorrow yesterday

22 Tereza talked …………………….. yesterday Why?

23 David walked downstairs …………………….. yesterday now tomorrow

24 David walked downstairs …………………….. yesterday Why?

25 Monty is barking …………………….. yesterday now tomorrow

26 Monty is barking …………………….. now Why?

27 George will float …………………….. tomorrow now yesterday

28 George will float …………………….. tomorrow Why?

29 Paul saved the goal …………………….. now tomorrow yesterday

30 Paul saved the goal …………………….. yesterday Why?

31 Jamie is washing in the bath …………………….. yesterday now tomorrow

32 Jamie is washing in the bath …………………….. today Why?

33 Tia will clean her teeth ………………….. today tomorrow yesterday

34 Tia will clean her teeth ………………….. tomorrow Why?

35 We will watch T.V. ………………….. yesterday now tomorrow

36 We will watch T.V. ………………….. tomorrow Why?

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