Adverbs and the Words They Modify

You are _________ ambitious.

• loudly

• pretty

• a lot

• surprising

Put the ADVERB in the correct place:

• You are curious and outgoing EXTREMELY.

• you EXTREMELY are curious and outgoing.

• You are EXTREMELY curious and outgoing.

• You are curious EXTREMELY and outgoing.

Put the ADVERB in the correct order:

• My mum eats SLOWLY.

• My mum SLOWLY eats.

• My SLOWLY mum eats

Identify the ADVERB in the sentence:

We will go to the store soon.

• will

• go

• store

• soon

Identify the ADVERB in the sentence:

I am really serious about my study

• about

• serious

• really

• study

Identify de ADVERB in the sentence:

Alice's camera was surprisingly cheap.

• surprisingly

• camera

• cheap

• was

Identify de ADVERB in the sentence:

The classroom was strangely quiet.

• quiet

• strangely

• classroom

• was

Put the adverb iin the correct place

• Nurses need to be VERY careful at their job.

• Nurses VERY need to be careful at their job.

• Nurses need to be careful VERY at their job.

• Nurses need to be careful at their job VERY.

Put the ADVERB in the correct place:

• My house is damaged BADLY.

• My house is BADLY damaged.

• My house BADLY is damaged.

• My BADLY house is damaged.

What is the ADVERB in this sentence?

He left the office yesterday.

• left

• office

• yesterday

• He