Kinds of Adverbs

Choose the letter of the adverb that best fits the sentence.

The secretary types than anyone else in the office.

• Fast

• Faster

• Fastest

• More fast

Choose the letter of the adverb that best fits the sentence.

My brother studies every night to be in the honor’s list.

• Hard

• Harder

• Hardest

• More hard

Choose the sentence that uses the given modifier correctly.

Fast (adjective)

• Among all the other contestants, he runs the fastest.

• He can run faster than anyone in the competition.

• He is the fastest runner from our varsity team.

• None of the above

Choose the sentence that uses the given modifier correctly.

Fast (adverb)

• Based on his performance, he is a fast talker.

• He talks faster than anyone in our class.

• He is so fast, we could not understand him sometimes.

• None of the above

Choose the sentence that uses the given modifier correctly.

Good (adjective)

• Our parents told us that we performed well today.

• Last month was also a good performance.

• Every night, we try to something good.

• None of the above

Choose the sentence that uses the given modifier correctly.

Worse (adverb)

• He felt worse when he did not take the medicine.

• Missing our lessons makes me feel worse.

• He performed worse because he was not feeling well.

• None of the above

Choose the sentence that uses the given modifier correctly.

Slow (adverb)

• You do get slowly on these things.

• The turtle is slow on land but fast in the water.

• Do not underestimate those who are slow.

• None of the above

What does the adverb modify in the sentence?

Ms. Katz plays tennis well.

• adjective

• adverb

• verb

What does the adverb modify in the sentence?

J.K. Rowling is an exceptionally talented writer.

• adjective

• adverb

• verb

What does the adverb modify in the sentence?

Chris seldom loses his school supplies.

• adjective

• adverb

• verb