Adverb of Manner

Adverb of Manner

What is an adverb of manner?

How can we use this type of adverb in sentences?

Poll

I feel ________.

• HAPPY

• EXCITED

• SAD

• HUNGRY

• SLEEPY

I. LET US FIRST REVIEW

What can you remember from our lesson yesterday?

Multiple Select

What are the two types of adverb discussed yesterday?

• degree

• frequency

• manner

• place

• time

Multiple Choice

What type of adverb is present in this sentence?

"I want to go there too."

• place

• time

Multiple Choice

What type of adverb is present in this sentence?

"Today, I will clean the bathroom."

• place

• time

Multiple Select

Which of the following are adverbs of place? Choose two (2).

• very

• here

• carefully

• downhill

• often

Multiple Select

Which of the following are adverbs of time? Choose two (2).

• earlier

• super

• slowly

• upstairs

• now

II. FILL ME IN

Read the following sentences. Choose the word that best fits the sentence.

Multiple Choice

Do not talk _____ in the library.

• loudly

• slowly

• carefully

• softly

Multiple Choice

I opened the door _____ because I was too excited.

• slowly

• gently

• hurriedly

• carefully

Multiple Choice

You should walk _____, so you will not be exhausted.

• beautifully

• slowly

• angrily

• healthily

Multiple Choice

Ana is a good dancer. She dances ______.

• honestly

• fearfully

• gracefully

• slowly

Multiple Choice

Jun _____ accepted his medal for his quarter.

• gladly

• lazily

• kindly

• honestly

III. ADVERB OF MANNER

What are adverbs of manner?

• It answers the question HOW.

• It tells us how something happened.

• Most adverbs end with -ly.

Adverb of manner is usually placed after the main verb in the sentence.

• Jay write slowly.

• The boys play loudly.

• My teachers teach effectively.

Adverb of manner is also placed after the OBJECT in the sentence.

• Jake eat the cake hungrily.

• Mr. Ramos sings the song beautifully.

• The girl writes her name slowly.

IV. GUIDED PRACTICE

Choose the best adverb of manner for each sentence.

Multiple Choice

"I just won the first prize." he said _____.

• angrily

• happily

• kindly

• lazily

Multiple Choice

"Do not do that again." she said _____.

• angrily

• happily

• kindly

• lazily

Multiple Choice

"How may I help you?" Julie said _____

• sadly

• honestly

• kindly

• softly

Multiple Choice

"I love playing at the park." The kid said _____.

• lazily

• excitedly

• sadly

• exhaustedly

Multiple Choice

"I do not want to sing in front of many people." The girl said _____.

• angrily

• happily

• shyly

• sadly