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This lesson is all about adverbs. So, adverbs are often described as words that modify or add more information about verbs. For example, “I ran quickly,” or, “I tiptoed quietly.” But adverbs can also modify adjectives, other adverbs, and even whole clauses. Adverbs can describe the way or time which something was done. For example, “Earlier, I went to the shops,” or, “Forcefully, I opened the door.” Can you find the adverb in this sentence, “I went to the beach yesterday?” If you said, “Yesterday,” you were correct. Yesterday tells us the time something was done. Now try, “I carefully closed the window.” Yes, carefully was the adverb as it describes how the window was closed.

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  • Yesterday can be an adverb because...

    1) it tells us the time something was done.
    2) it can go at the start of a sentence.
    3) it has three syllables
    4) all words can be adverbs.
  • What is the adverb in the sentence 'I jogged slowly to the start line.'?

    1) slowly
    2) jogged
    3) start
    4) line
  • Adverbs...

    1) modify some other 'parts of speech'.
    2) link words together.
    3) are naming words.
    4) are action words.
  • What 'parts of speech' can adverbs modify?

    1) Verbs, other adverbs, adjectives and whole clauses.
    2) Only verbs.
    3) Only adjectives.
    4) Only nouns.
  • Which of these words is an adverb?

    1) quickly
    2) ran
    3) I
    4) tiptoed
  • What is the adverb in the sentence 'Cheerfully, she waved goodbye.'?

    1) Cheerfully
    2) she
    3) waved
    4) goodbye
  • What is the adverb in the sentence 'He smiled shyly at his new friend.'?

    1) shyly
    2) smiled
    3) his
    4) friend
  • What do adverbs describe?

    1) The way or time something was done.
    2) The colour of something.
    3) The shape of something.
    4) The size of something.
  • What is the adverb in the sentence 'Tomorrow we will go to the park.'?

    1) Tomorrow
    2) we
    3) will
    4) park
  • What is the adverb in the sentence 'Usually, we eat at the table.'?

    1) Usually
    2) we
    3) eat
    4) table

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