Adverbs Adverbs Modify VerbsAdjectives Other adverbs

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Adverbs ModifyAdverbs ModifyVerbsVerbs

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For example . . . For example . . .

Jerry sat Jerry sat woefullywoefully in the bleachers after in the bleachers after the loss. the loss. ““Woefully” modifies the verb “sat.”Woefully” modifies the verb “sat.”

The weather was The weather was quitequite gloomy. gloomy. ““Quite” modifies the adjective “gloomy.”Quite” modifies the adjective “gloomy.”

The accident happened The accident happened veryvery quickly. quickly. ““Very” modifies the adverb “quickly.” Very” modifies the adverb “quickly.”

Look for the “ly” ending.Look for the “ly” ending.

Sometimes, but not always, adverbs have Sometimes, but not always, adverbs have an “ly” ending.an “ly” ending. The child is crying The child is crying loudlyloudly. . Marcia performed her solo Marcia performed her solo perfectlyperfectly.. It’s been raining It’s been raining steadilysteadily all night. all night. Act Act quicklyquickly, or you will lose this sale. , or you will lose this sale.

Adverbs answer the following Adverbs answer the following questions:questions:

How?How? Mary drives Mary drives recklesslyrecklessly. .

When?When? Please call me Please call me soonsoon. .

Where?Where? Take your pet snake Take your pet snake outsideoutside!!

To what extent? To what extent? I am I am thoroughlythoroughly confused. confused.

Let’s practice!Let’s practice!

Click on the adverb in the following Click on the adverb in the following sentence. sentence.

Bud Bud scoldedscolded the the dogdog soundlysoundly. .

Not quite. Not quite.

Click here to try againClick here to try again. .

Right!Right!

Click here for the next question. Click here for the next question.

Click on the adverb. Click on the adverb.

The room The room becamebecame suddenlysuddenly quietquiet. .

Click here to try again. Click here to try again.

Yes!Yes!

Click on the adverb.Click on the adverb.

We were We were veryvery proudproud of of Cecilia’sCecilia’s skating skating performance. performance.

You missed it!You missed it!

You’re right!You’re right!

I I hopehope my check my check arrivesarrives in the mail in the mail soonsoon. .

Oops!Oops!

Click here to try againClick here to try again. .

Right!Right!

Click here for the next sentence. Click here for the next sentence.

ThatThat new café in town is new café in town is terriblyterribly quaintquaint. .

That isn’t an adverb!That isn’t an adverb!

Right!Right!

Click here for another sentence. Click here for another sentence.

HurriedlyHurriedly, Mandy , Mandy walkedwalked to her to her historyhistory class. class.

Not exactly. Not exactly.

Yes!Yes!

Lucas is Lucas is quitequite a a sensitivesensitive youngyoung man, isn’t man, isn’t he? he?

Oops!Oops!

Right!Right!

Now let’s try distinguishing adverbs from Now let’s try distinguishing adverbs from adjectives. adjectives.

If you find it difficult to distinguish If you find it difficult to distinguish adjectives from adverbs . . . adjectives from adverbs . . .

Remember:Remember:

Adjectives modify thingsAdjectives modify things

Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbsadverbs

Click on the part of speech of the Click on the part of speech of the highlighted word.highlighted word.

A tiny A tiny orphanedorphaned kitten cried piteously on kitten cried piteously on my doorstep. my doorstep.

AdjectiveAdjective

AdverbAdverb

Click here Click here to review the sentence and try to review the sentence and try again. again.

Remember, adjectives modify things, and Remember, adjectives modify things, and adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. other adverbs.

You’re right!You’re right!

““Orphaned” modifies the noun “girl.”Orphaned” modifies the noun “girl.”

Click here for the next sentence. Click here for the next sentence.

Identify the highlighted word. Identify the highlighted word.

The speech, I’m afraid, was The speech, I’m afraid, was ratherrather boring. boring.

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Oops!Oops!

Remember, adjectives modify Remember, adjectives modify thingsthings. .

Yes!Yes!

Marcus walked Marcus walked uneasilyuneasily into the darkened into the darkened room. room.

AdjectiveAdjective

AdverbAdverb

Remember, an adverb modifies a verb. Remember, an adverb modifies a verb.

Good!Good!

Click here to try another. Click here to try another.

I think your I think your truck’struck’s right rear tire is low. right rear tire is low.

AdjectiveAdjective

AdverbAdverb

Not exactly. Not exactly.

“ “Truck’s” is modifying “tire,” a noun. Truck’s” is modifying “tire,” a noun. Remember that adjectives modify things. Remember that adjectives modify things.

That’s right!That’s right!

Identify the highlighted word.Identify the highlighted word.

It’s terribly hot It’s terribly hot outsideoutside. .

AdjectiveAdjective

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Oops!Oops!

Remember, an adverb answers the Remember, an adverb answers the question “where.” question “where.”

You’ve got it!You’ve got it!

Click here for another question. Click here for another question.

Ralph tripped Ralph tripped clumsilyclumsily on the chair. on the chair.

AdjectiveAdjective

AdverbAdverb

The word “clumsily” is modifying the verb The word “clumsily” is modifying the verb “tripped.” “tripped.”

Yes!Yes!

Click here for the next questionClick here for the next question. .

The students looked quite The students looked quite confused.confused.

AdjectiveAdjective

AdverbAdverb

Oops!Oops!

Remember that adjectives can follow Remember that adjectives can follow linking verbs and describe nouns. linking verbs and describe nouns.

You’ve got it!You’ve got it!

You should pay You should pay closeclose attention to these attention to these directions. directions.

AdjectiveAdjective

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Oops!Oops!

““Close” is modifying a noun.Close” is modifying a noun.

Right!Right!

Click here for a new sentence. Click here for a new sentence.

This computer is running This computer is running tootoo slowly. slowly.

AdjectiveAdjective

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“ “Too” is modifying “slowly,” which is an Too” is modifying “slowly,” which is an adverb. adverb.

Click here for a new question. Click here for a new question.

An An angryangry black cloud formed in the west. black cloud formed in the west.

Adjective Adjective

AdverbAdverb

Oops!Oops!

Jeremy was Jeremy was determineddetermined to pass his to pass his philosophy class. philosophy class.

AdjectiveAdjective

AdverbAdverb

Nope.Nope.

Yes!Yes!

Click here for another question. Click here for another question.

I feel I feel badbad about forgetting your birthday. about forgetting your birthday.

AdjectiveAdjective

AdverbAdverb

Oops!Oops!

Good job!Good job!

This concludes the lesson on adverbs. This concludes the lesson on adverbs.

It’s time to move on to the next lesson. It’s time to move on to the next lesson.

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