ADVERBS

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The class was unusually quiet when

the bell rang.

unusually

JD was comforting the seemingly small child who was crying for his

mother.

seemingly

I was completely mortified when the

teacher called on me.

completely

You are too nice to one another.

too

I am more mad than anything else.

more

She was always terribly mean to him after she broke up

with him.

always

I counted my jelly beans rather carefully as to

catch my brother stealing them.

rather

Bradley sleeps incredibly soundly.

incredibly

The first group arrived quite early for

the session.

quite

Terribly slowly the old wooden door opened.

Terribly

He anxiously awaited the results.

anxiously

Please fully describe what you saw.

fully

Give me the pencil now, you lunatic!

now

I will boldly go into the frightful forest.

boldly

I am not going on the field trip.

not

Vivi Malloy rides her horse daily.

daily

She has always wanted to make the

U. S. Equestrian Team.

always

She has a very attractive chestnut horse called Ready

Penny.

very

She has a brother, Mark, and a sister, Debby, who often

ride in shows.

often

Her other brothers usually prefer other

sports to riding horses.

usually

The doctor arrived early to the meeting.

adverb

Their large historic home is located high

on the knoll.

adverb

Bears are definitely not friendly.

adjective

My early appointment was canceled.

adjective

Our new microwave oven works well.

adverb

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The teacher spoke quite loudly to hush

the class.

quite

My fourth period won rather easily last year

on Field Day.

rather

I hardly ever notice that abandoned

house.

hardly

The alligator was moving dangerously

close to the swimmers.

dangerously

Hippos would get respect if they

weren’t so awkwardly built.

so

You were completely correct when

answering the old man.

completely

I am especially tired after long nights with

little sleep.

especially

Wow! You are so strong!

so

Plenty enough food has been served.

Plenty

She was always kind to her grandchildren.

always

The table was beautifully set with

fine china.

beautifully

I explained the written directions

twice.

twice

I politely asked everyone to use quite

inside voices.

politely

He clearly dislikes that obnoxious fan.

clearly

Gratefully I accepted the prestigious

award.

gratefully

Ms. Malloy greatly enjoys helping Penny

train.

greatly

After school she always cleans Penny’s stall.

always

Then she grooms her horse.

then

Grooming must be done very carefully to

avoid injury.

very carefully

She chattered all evening about her

horse!

all

Car prices are very high right now.

adjective

Don’t speak so loudly in the library.

adverb

The music was too lively for me.

adjective

I am extremely upset about our wreck.

adverb

We carelessly locked the keys in the car.

adverb