Adverbs
An adverb is a word that describes an
action verb.
An adverb can describe how an action happens.
example: Jason quickly read the book.
How did Jason read? Quickly.
An adverb can describe when an action happens.
example: We went to the store yesterday?
When did we go? Yesterday.
An adverb can describe where an action happens.
example: He put the paper here.
Where did he put the paper? Here.
Directions: An action verb is underlined
in each sentence. Circle
the adverb that describes the verb.
1. I carefully glued the last piece onto
the model.
2. Francis played on the beach yesterday.
3. I will visit my friend tomorrow.
4. George, will you come here?
5. They swam lazily in the pool.
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Adverbs:
ReplyDelete1. carefully
2. yesterday
3. tomorrow
4. here
5. lazily
1.carefully
ReplyDelete2.yesterday
3.tomorrow
4.here
5.lazily
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ReplyDeleteDirections: An action verb is underlined in each sentence. Circle
the adverb that describes the verb.
1. I carefully glued the last piece onto the model.
The verb is glued and adverb is carefully.
2. Francis played on the beach yesterday.
The verb is played and the adverb is yesterday.
3. I will visit my friend tomorrow.
The verb is will and the adverb is tomorrow.
4. George, will you come here?
The verb is come and the adverb is here.
5. They swam lazily in the pool.
The verb is swam and the adverb is lazily.
Excellent work!
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