Types of adverbs

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Dilvy Santamaría

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15 Slides • 17 Questions

Reorder

Put the adverb in the correct place: (now) They are rehearsing for their performance

they

are

rehearsing

for their performance

now

Reorder

Put the adverb in the correct place: (often) Lucy writes horror stories.

Lucy

often

writes

horror stories

Reorder

Put the adverb in the correct place: (weekly) The singing lessons must be paid.

The singing lessons

must

paid

weekly

Reorder

Put the adverb in the correct place: (already) Fred has sent the sculpture to the museum.

Fred

has

already

sent

the sculpture to the museum

Reorder

Put the adverb in the correct place: (then) Mitch said he learned the guitar.

Mitch

said

learned the guitar

then

Reorder

Put the adverb in the correct place: (still) Monna hasn’t finished the portrait.

Monna

still

hasn't

finished

the portrait

Reorder

Put the adverb in the correct place: (usually) We were at the gallery.

were

usually

at the gallery

the portrait

Dropdown

She holds him

her lap

Dropdown

It is swimming

the wall

Audio Response

Mention the location of at least 3 characters in this picture

Open Audio Recorder

Adverbs of Manner List | Learn English

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Let's look at some adverbs of manner.

The next slide contains a link to a site where you can find a list with many adverbs of manner.
Scan it and identify some adverbs you think you might use frequently.
Pay special attention to the ones that don't end in -ly

Multiple Choice

which is correct?

They are awkwardly rehearsing

They are rehearsing elegantly

They are fast rehearsing

Multiple Choice

which is correct?

He's playing the piano enthusiastically

He's mortally playing the piano

He's playing patiently the piano

Multiple Choice

which is correct?

They sharply are eating

They are noisily eating

They are eating calmly

Let's look at some adverbs of degree.

Next you'll have access to a PDF with examples on how adverbs of degree are used in relation to the adjective they modify.
"Enough" follows a different order.

Adverbs of degree - Examples.pdf - Google Drive

You can open this webpage in a new tab.

Drag and Drop

He's screaming

high

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

really

indeed

purely

Dropdown

this painting is

realistic

Drag and Drop

They perform well

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

far

enough

pretty

Open Ended

Write about this picture using different types of adverbs, describe the girls, where they are and what the are doing.

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