Adverbs!

Adverbs!

Adverbs!

• The adverbs are used to describe an action, for example:

• I run slowly.

• I sing loudly.

• She whispers carefully.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct sentence

• I sing happy

• She dances goodly

• I scream loudly

Multiple Select

Select the correct sentences

• She plays well

• He sings happily

• I scream loud

Adverbs!

• Most of the adverbs finish in "ly". For example.

• Loudly.

• Cheerfully

• Carefully

• Funnily

• Extremely

Multiple Choice

Select the correct adverb

• Crazy

• Funny

• Slowly

• ly

Multiple Select

Select the correct ADJECTIVES!

• Beautifully

• Crazily

• Crazy

• Nice

Adverbs and adjectives

• The main difference between adverbs and adjectives is that:

• Adverbs describe actions, while adjectives describe people or things.

• And usually adverbs finish in Ly.

Multiple Select

Select the correct sentences

• She is crazy

• She dances happy

• She dances happily

• She dances crazy

Multiple Select

Select the correct sentences

• We are goodly

• We play well

• She dances happy

• They are small

Some adverbs stay the same

• For example:

• Fast. it stays as fast.

• Hard, it stays as hard.

Multiple Select

Select the correct sentence.

• She runs slow

• She runs fast.

• She is loudly

• She cries in chinesely

Multiple Select

Select the correct Adverbs

• Fast

• Well

• Hard

• Difficult

And there are adverbs that change. For example:

• Good - Well

• NO! IT IS NOT CORRECT TO SAY GOODLY :)

And! If the adverb finishes in Y you change it! For example:

• Happy - Happily

• Crazy - Crazily.

Multiple Select

Select the correct adverbs

• Happyly

• Crazyly

• Happily

• Crazily

Adverbs of Frequency!

• The adverbs of Frequency express how often we do things.

• For example: I always eat empanada during classes.

• I usually sleep in the afternoon.

• I rarely go to the mall.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct translation for this Sentence:

Yo siempre como boliqueso.

• I always eat boliqueso

• I usually eat boliqueso

• I never eat boliqueso

• I rarely eat boliqueso

Multiple Choice

Select the correct translation for this Sentence:

Yo usualmente duermo en la tarde

• I always sleep in the afternoon

• I usually sleep in the afternoon.

• I never sleep in the afternoon

• I rarely sleep in the afternoon.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct translation for this Sentence:

Yo nunca como helado con empanada

• I always eat ice cream with empanada

• I usually eat ice cream with empanada

• I never eat ice cream with empanada

• I rarely eat ice cream with empanada

Multiple Choice

Select the correct translation for this Sentence:

Yo casi nunca alimento a los leones.

• I always feed the lions

• I usually feed the lions

• I never feed the lions

• I rarely feed the lions

Multiple Choice

How do you say Generalmente in English?

• Generally

• Always

• Usually

• Seldom.