Parts of Speech [2]

Which of the following sentences uses an adverb correctly?

• She sings beautiful.

• They laughed happy.

• The weather is extremely coldly.

• He ran quickly to catch the bus.

Choose the sentence where the adverb modifies a verb.

• He is extremely tall.

• They worked diligently to finish the project.

• The cake tastes incredibly sweet.

• She is very intelligent.

Which sentence shows the correct usage of adverb of time?

• A. She arrived early to the party.

• B. He always forgets his wallet.

• C. The dog barked loudly at the stranger.

• D. They will come tomorrow

He spoke so (a)   that everyone in the audience was impressed by his clarity.

Which sentence correctly uses a preposition of time?

• I will see you on Monday at 3 PM.

• He was born in the March.

• She arrived on noon.

• They met at 2020.

Identify the sentence with a preposition of place

• They will meet at 6 PM.

• The book is on the table.

• She arrived in June

• He goes to work on weekdays

Identify the incorrect prepositional usage

• The keys are on the table

• I live at 123 Elm Street.

• The milk is in the refrigerator.

• She is in the car outside.

I placed the book (on/in/at) the table, found the keys (on/in/at) the drawer, and met my friend (on/in/at) the café

(a)  

Which sentence uses a coordinating conjunction?

• She wanted to stay, but she had to leave.

• I studied hard because I wanted to pass.

• Although it rained, we enjoyed the picnic.

• Whenever you are ready, we can start.

Identify the sentence with a subordinating conjunction

• She danced gracefully, and he clapped loudly.

• They went home since it was getting late.

• We can stay or leave, depending on the weather.

• Both Tom and Jerry were absent today.