Adverbs, comparative and superlative adverbs, irregulars

Select the ONE adverb: Does Wendy always order a side of curly fries and extra ketchup with her hamburgers?

• always

• curly

• extra

• order

Select THREE adverbs: Tisha, who is usually very shy, entertained us for hours yesterday with her fascinating stories.

• usually, very, yesterday

• shy, hours, fascinating

• fascinating, shy, very

• Tisha, hours, stories

Select THREE adverbs: The governor spoke too softly as he addressed the crowd, so I could not understand his speech.

• spoke, addressed, so

• too, softly, not

• governor, crowd, speech

• governor, he, understand

Select TWO adverbs: As the young couple strolled back to the campground, they unexpectedly discovered a lonely cabin in the woods.

• young, couple

• strolled back

• back, unexpectedly

• couple, woods

Select FOUR adverbs: Riley's boss, who exercises almost daily and often walks to work, is always full of energy.

• Riley, energy, always, full

• boss, work, energy, daily

• almost, often, always, energy

• almost, daily, often, always

Select FOUR adverbs: In the summer, we most often relax outside by the swimming pool or inside in front of the television.

• most, often, outside, inside

• most, outside, front, swimming

• pool, summer, television, swimming

• In, often, most, by

Select THREE adverbs: I have already decided that I will not embarrass myself again by entering another talent show.

• decided, myself, again

• already, not, again

• talent, already, have

• not, embarass, myself

List the FIVE adverbs: Ms. Robinson typically wears rather casual clothing, but today she is dressed quite elegantly.

• wears, rather, is, typically, casual

• Ms. Robinson, clothing, dressed, she

• typically, wears, rather, quite, elegantly

• typically, rather, today, quite, elegantly

Select ALL the adverbs: I ate a salad with onions earlier today, so I am somewhat self-conscious about having smelly breath.

• today, somewhat, earlier

• smelly, somewhat, today, self-conscious

• somewhat, earlier

• today, am

Select ALL the adverbs: Because Turner worked so hard and saved aggressively, he now finally has the money to buy a boat.

• so, hard, aggressively, now, finally

• hard, aggressively, now

• hard, aggressively, boat, now

• hard, aggressively, now, finally