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Adverbs Practice Worksheet
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Adverbs Practice Worksheet
An adverb can tell us how, when or where something happens. Read each question carefully. For writing tasks, example answers are provided.
Spotting Adverbs
Find the adverb in each sentence.
1.Which word is the adverb in this sentence: “Nia listened patiently to the story”?
2.Which word is the adverb in this sentence: “The parcel arrived yesterday”?
3.Which word is the adverb in this sentence: “A robin perched nearby”?
Choose the Best Adverb
Circle the word that completes each sentence correctly.
4.The band played ______ during the parade.
- cheerful
- cheerfully
- more cheerful
5.Omar closed the gate ______ so it would not bang.
- gently
- gentle
- gentler
6.The tortoise moved ______ across the path.
- slow
- slower
- slowly
7.Write one suitable adverb for each action: tiptoeing past the cat, running to catch the bus, and stacking books.
Use Adverbs in Sentences
Add an adverb that makes sense in each sentence. Answers may vary.
8.At the museum, Keira spoke while other visitors were reading.
9.The puppy wagged its tail when Harry came home.
10.The hikers reached the top of the hill before sunset.
11.Write a sentence about a person or animal using the adverb “bravely”.
12.Write a sentence using “suddenly” to show that something happened without warning.
13.Write a sentence using “gracefully” to describe a movement.
Adverb Challenge
Think carefully about what each word does in a sentence.
14.Select every adverb from this list: brightly, garden, often, sleepy, outside, singing.
- brightly
- garden
- often
- sleepy
- outside
- singing
15.Match each adverb to what it tells us: how, when or where. Adverbs: carefully, tonight, upstairs, loudly, soon, outside.
- carefully
- tonight
- upstairs
- loudly
- soon
- outside
- where
- when
- where
- how
- how
- when
16.Improve this sentence by adding two different adverbs: “Rory cycled along the lane.”
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