Adverb of Time, Place, or Manner

An adverb.....

• tells more about a person.

• tells more about a verb.

• describes a noun.

• describes how people look.

Put a check next to each correct answer. There may be more than one correct answer.

ADVERBS OF MANNER...

• answer the question "How?"

• answer the question "Where?"

• answer the question "Why?"

• frequently end with -LY

Mark carefully opened the door.

In this sentence, which word is the MAIN VERB?

• Mark

• carefully

• opened

• door

Mark carefully opened the door.

In this sentence, which word is the ADVERB?

• Mark

• carefully

• opened

• door

Mark carefully opened the door.

In this sentence, CAREFULLY is

• an adverb of manner

• an adverb of time

• an adverb of place

• a main verb

Mark carefully opened the door.

The word CAREFULLY answers the question....

• Where did Mark open the door?

• Why did Mark open the door?

• How did Mark open the door?

• When did Mark open the door?

The dogs always make a lot of noise.

In this sentence, which word is the MAIN VERB?

• dogs

• always

• make

• noise

The dogs always make a lot of noise.

In this sentence, which word is an ADVERB?

• dogs

• always

• make

• noise

The dogs always make a lot of noise.

In this sentence, ALWAYS is

• an adverb of manner

• an adverb of time

• an adverb of place

• a main verb

The dogs always make a lot of noise.

The word ALWAYS answers the question....

• How do the dogs make a lot of noise?

• When do the dogs make a lot of noise?

• Why do the dogs make a lot of noise?

• Where do the dogs make a lot of noise?