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English Basics
Volume 3, Number 5, October 5, 1998
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Adverbs
are
words that describe or modify verbs. They sometimes modify adjectives
or other adverbs. An adverb usually tells how, where, or when.
Each of the
following sentences contains one adverb. Underline the adverb.
Write
how, where, or when after the sentence
to tell which kind of information the adverb gives. The first three
sentences are done for you.
1. Sharon artfully
avoided answering the rude question.
how
2. William usually
laughs at his brother’s antics. when
3. Does Kevin like to wear his coat inside? where
4. I often wish you’d share your
opinions with us.
5. Jenna recovered quickly and won the game.
6. The official did not answer truthfully.
7. We saw nothing because we looked away.
8. I really appreciate your help.
9. Please visit us if you ever get a chance.
10. Marie recently visited an interesting
lighthouse.
11. Did Sylvia recall the events accurately?
12. Never use a porcupine for a hat.
13. Chris did better on his last spelling
test.
14. I sometimes wonder why I care!
15. Angela cautiously opened the oven.
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