UNIT 13: OVERCOMING THE ODDS (GRAMMAR)

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There are how many type of adverbs?

Multiple Choice

Describe how an action is done.

• adverb of manner

• adverb of time

• adverb of place

• adverb of frequency

Multiple Choice

Used to show how much and to what extent.

• adverb of frequency

• adverb of degree

• adverb of manner

• adverb of place

Multiple Select

Choose the adverbs of place.

• Kuala Lumpur

• at night

• yesterday

• in the living room

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Which one is the adverb?

She lives nearby me.

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Which one is the adverb?

The Paralympic Sports event was held yesterday.

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Which one is the adverb?

Rafiq is not fit enough to join the expedition.

Multiple Choice

Determine the type of adverb used in the sentence.

Azri walks slowly to school because he is already late.

• adverb of manner

• adverb of place

Multiple Choice

Determine the type of adverb used in the sentence.

"Let's meet in the library later in the afternoon." says Ina.

• adverb of time

• adverb degree

Multiple Choice

Determine the type of adverb used in the sentence.

The climbers have to use torchlights as the cave is often dark.

• adverb of frequency

• adverb of degree

Multiple Choice

Determine the type of adverb used in the sentence.

Linda goes to bed late. She never goes to bed before 11 pm.

• adverb of degree

• adverb of frequency

Multiple Choice

Determine the type of adverb used in the sentence.

Mr Lim spoke gently to the pupils.

• adverb of place

• adverb of manner

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct adverb.

They _____ play footbal in the evenings.

• excitedly

• gently

• fiercely

• quietly

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct adverb.

The coach pats Steven's shoulders _____ to encourage him.

• clearly

• never

• too

• gently

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct adverb.

The thief crept _____ into the house

• quietly

• fiercely

• loudly

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct adverb.

I went to Petrosains _____.

• lately

• yesterday

• rarely

• later