Adverbs & Verbs

Adverbs and Verbs

Multiple Choice

A verb is......

• A person, place or thing

• Describes a noun

• Is an action word

• Describes an adjective or verb

What is a Verb?

• Run

• Love

• Feel

• Jump

• Hide

​Examples of Verbs

A verb is a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence.
Basically, a verb is what you do.

​A verb is...

How can I tell what the verb is in a sentence?

Ask your self what something is doing.

"Jennie and I like to eat pizza for dinner."
What do Jennie and I do?
"Jennie and I LIKE to eat pizza for dinner."
In this case, the verb is like because it's what Jennie and I feel.

Drag and Drop

Jose and Jefferson are playing soccer. ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

are

soccer

playing

Multiple Choice

What os the verb in this sentence?

Roberto likes to eat pupusas.

• likes

• to

• eat

• pupusas

Multiple Choice

What is the verb?

Yenifer and Jeymi walk to school.

• school

• to

• walk

Multiple Choice

A adverb...

• A person, place or thing

• Describes a noun

• Is an action word

• describes an adjective or verb

is a word that describes a verb, an adjective, another adverb, or even a whole sentence.

An adverb

What is an adverb?

Examples

• Describes another adverb

  • ended too quickly

• even a whole sentence

  • Fortunately, I had brought an umbrella.

• Describes a verb

  • He sings loudly

• Describes an adjective

  • very tall

​How to tell what the adverb is?

Adverbs typically end in "ly" but that isn't always the case.
Another way to know is by asking what or how after finding the verb.
For example: "James ran quickly."
James ran what?
James ran QUICKLY.

ADVERB think of Ad+verb. An adverb is ADDing to the VERB

Multiple Choice

What word is the adverb?

Oswaldo and Jeremy laughed loudly at the joke.

• laughed

• loudly

• joke

Multiple Choice

What word is the adverb?

Unfortunately, we couldn't go outside.

• Unfortunatly

• couldn't

• go