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 Adverbs
Worksheets
 Adverbs Facts

Adverbs are a part of speech that modify verbs, adjectives, and

other adverbs. They give more specific descriptions of how or
why a specific action was performed.
TYPES OF ADVERBS
★ Adverbs of time
○ Describe when a verb, adjective, or adverb took place.
They answer the question “When?”
○ Examples: Annually, daily, yesterday, tomorrow, today,
later, after
■ The newspaper arrives daily.
■ I left after the game ended.
★ Adverbs of manner
○ Describes how, or in what manner, something is
accomplished. They answer the question “How?”
○ Examples: generously, happily, quickly, gracefully
■ She generously donated to the charity.
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 Adverbs Facts
★ Adverbs of Place
○ Describes where the verb took place. Answers the
question “Where?”
○ Examples: here, there, above, below,
■ I ran all the way here.
■ I placed the boxes below the table.
★ Adverbs of Degree
○ Describes the intensity and strength of what it modifies.
Answers the question “How much?”.
○ Examples: Almost, very, too, nearly, just, so
■ I was very tired yesterday.
■ I almost finished reading the role sheet.
★ Adverbs of frequency
○ Describes the prevalence of what it modifies. They
answer the question “How often?”.
○ Examples: Annually, weekly, daily, always, never, rarely
■ I rarely arrive late.
■ They increase my salary monthly.
★ Interrogative Adverbs
○ Introduces a question
○ Examples: What, when, how, who, why
■ When will her bus arrive?
■ Why did you run so fast?
★ Conjunctive Adverbs
○ Adverbs that connect two clauses. Serve as transitional
words that relate two independent clauses.
○ Examples: also, alternatively, certainly, consequently,
finally, nevertheless, moreover, however
■ Jane kept talking in class; therefore the teacher
reprimanded her.
■ We went to the mall however, she didn’t buy
anything.

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Name: ______________

The Exposition
The paragraph below lacks adverbs, therefore
making it hard to understand. Fill in the blanks
with the accurate adverbs.

I drank my coffee _____. I was ____ sleepy so I had to find a

way to stay awake. I’ve been studying since _____. I _____ feel
this anxious about a test. I just want to do _____. I read my
materials _____ so that I can absorb as much information as I
need. I am ____ done studying. I’m ready for tomorrow.

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 The Exposition
ANSWER KEY

I drank my coffee slowly . I was very sleepy so I had to find a

way to stay awake. I’ve been studying since yesterday. I never
feel this anxious about a test. I just want to do well. I read my
materials carefully so that I can absorb as much information
as I need. I am almost done studying. I’m ready for tomorrow.

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