Types of adverbs

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Put the adverb in the correct place: (now) They are rehearsing for their performance​

• they

• are

• rehearsing

• for their performance

• now

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Put the adverb in the correct place: (often) Lucy writes horror stories.​

• Lucy

• often

• writes

• horror stories

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Put the adverb in the correct place: (weekly) The singing lessons must be paid.

• The singing lessons

• must

• be

• paid

• weekly

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Put the adverb in the correct place: (already) Fred has sent the sculpture to the museum.

• Fred

• has

• already

• sent

• the sculpture to the museum

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Put the adverb in the correct place: (then) Mitch said he learned the guitar.

• Mitch

• said

• he

• learned the guitar

• then

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Put the adverb in the correct place: (still) Monna hasn’t finished the portrait.

• Monna

• still

• hasn't

• finished

• the portrait

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Put the adverb in the correct place: (usually) We were at the gallery.

• We

• were

• usually

• at the gallery

• the portrait

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She holds him​

Select answer

her lap

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It is swimming​​

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the wall

Audio Response

Mention the location of at least 3 characters in this picture

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Adverbs of Manner List | Learn English

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Let's look at some adverbs of manner.

The next slide contains a link to a site where you can find a list with many adverbs of manner.
Scan it and identify some adverbs you think you might use frequently.
Pay special attention to the ones that don't end in -ly

Multiple Choice

which is correct?

• They are awkwardly rehearsing

• They are rehearsing elegantly

• They are fast rehearsing

Multiple Choice

which is correct?

• He's playing the piano enthusiastically

• He's mortally playing the piano

• He's playing patiently the piano

Multiple Choice

which is correct?

• They sharply are eating

• They are noisily eating

• They are eating calmly

Let's look at some adverbs of degree.

Next you'll have access to a PDF with examples on how adverbs of degree are used in relation to the adjective they modify.
"Enough" follows a different order.

Adverbs of degree - Examples.pdf - Google Drive

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Drag and Drop

He's screaming​

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high

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really

indeed

purely

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this painting is​

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realistic

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They perform​ well​

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far

enough

pretty

Open Ended

Write about this picture using different types of adverbs, describe the girls, where they are and what the are doing.