2. A DVERBS

3. A DVERB D EFINITION A word used to modify (adjust/describe) a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. It tells how, when, where, how often, or how much! Adverb Video

4. E XAMPLES Dad snores loudly. His snores are really explosive. Dad snores very loudly.

5. A DVERBS OF TIME : T ELL WHEN, HOW OFTEN, AND HOW LONG. Tomorrow Often Never Always Jen rarely has time to go swimming.

6. W HEN ? – I’ LL SEE YOU LATER !

7. A DVERBS OF PLACE : TELL WHERE, TO WHERE, OR FROM WHERE There Backward Outside

8. W HERE ? – W E LIVED THERE !

9. A DVERBS OF MANNER : OFTEN END IN “ LY ” AND TELL HOW SOMETHING IS DONE Unkindly Gently Well Kyle boldly entered the dark cave.

10. H OW ? – H E QUICKLY AGREED.

11. A DVERBS OF DEGREE : T ELL HOW MUCH OR HOW LITTLE Scarcely Entirely Generally Very Really Jess is usually the leader in these situations.

12. T O WHAT EXTENT ?- S HE HARDLY MOVED.

13. C OME UP WITH 5 AWESOME ADVERBS TO DESCRIBE WHAT ’ S GOING ON IN THE PICTURE.

14. C OMPLETE EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES BY SUPPLYING AN APPROPRIATE ADVERB. R ECORD THE ADVERB NEXT TO EACH SENTENCE. The soldiers must travel (how). You will probably sleep well (when). Did you study (to what extent). Tonya took a deep breath and dove (where).

15. A DVERBS MODIFYING ADJECTIVES B ETH DID AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE JOB !

16. S LIGHTLY COOLER TEMPERATURES ARE FORECASTED.

17. I DENTIFY THE ADVERBS THAT MODIFY ADJECTIVES IN THE SENTENCES BELOW BY CIRCLING THEM. D RAW AN ARROW FROM EACH ADVERB TO THE ADJECTIVE IT MODIFIES. Getting your homework done is extremely important. After I studied, the test was surprisingly easy. It is important to be very careful when marking your answers.

18. P REPOSITION OR ADVERB ? Some prepositions can also be adverbs. To be sure that a word is used as a preposition, ask whether the word relates to a noun or pronoun to another word.

19. A DVERB : T HE RUNNER FELL BEHIND.

20. P REPOSITION : T HE PAPER FELL BEHIND THE CABINET.

21. L ABEL EACH SENTENCE BELOW WITH EITHER A “ P ” IF THE UNDERLINED WORD IS A PREPOSITION OR AN “ A ” IF THE UNDERLINED WORD IS AN ADVERB. Welcome aboard. Welcome aboard our boat. Make sure to look around. Head around the bend.

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