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    The document provides instructions for a matching activity where students match adverbs with "said" words to complete sentences. The activity involves cutting out different "said" words from a word bank and choosing an adverb to pair with each one to make a complete sentence. Five example sentences are given that students would complete by matching an adverb with a "said" word.

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    The document provides instructions for a matching activity where students match adverbs with "said" words to complete sentences. The activity involves cutting out different "said" words from a word bank and choosing an adverb to pair with each one to make a complete sentence. Five example sentences are given that students would complete by matching an adverb with a "said" word.

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    Adverb Matching Activity Sheet Ver 2

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    Shamim Rassool
    The document provides instructions for a matching activity where students match adverbs with "said" words to complete sentences. The activity involves cutting out different "said" words from a word bank and choosing an adverb to pair with each one to make a complete sentence. Five example sentences are given that students would complete by matching an adverb with a "said" word.

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    Match the Adverb

    Read the ‘said’ words in the word bank carefully.


    Cut out the different ‘said’ words. Then, match one of the ‘said’ words and
    choose an adverb to go together so that the sentence makes sense.

    1. “Where is your homework?” the teacher .

    2. “Hooray!” the children .

    3. “I need a drink of water!” Jack .

    4. “I’ve just found a magic key!” she .

    5. “This weather is awful and it’s not improving,” Grace

    Word Bank

    yelled eagerly quietly demanded loudly

    whispered miserably shouted happily grumbled

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