Sue sings...

My dad cooks very...

My grandpa always drives ...

My teacher is never...

Yesterday Tom's team played...

I'm afraid my test will be ...

I'm sure you can do this exercise...

He was very disappointed and went away...

Be careful! The doors close ...

Be ...! The baby's asleep!

Now children, listen ... !

Watch out! Don't walk so ...

Let's go .... ahead.

1. Don't drive _______. You may hurt someone.

2. Your house is very ________ to mine.

3. The ballerina dances _______.

The monkey moved _______ from branch to branch.

Your sister is being very ________. Please ignore her.

Listen _______ to what I am about to say.

An ADJECTIVE describes

An ADVERB describes

Tanmay is highly intelligent.

1. Music has accompanied drama since old times.

2. Beethoven, a composer, tirelessly devoted himself to his music

In the old days, musical selections were performed live by great pianists.

Beethoven was terribly shocked when he learned he was losing his hearing when he was in his late twenties.

She's such a ..... dancer.

He passed his test ......

She is a very ..... worker.

My mother speaks German .......

She was smiling ......

You are very .....

She looked at me ......

Harley loudly cheered.

Brett quietly completed his classwork and did not pay attention to the other students' talking.

Branson deeply concentrates as he considers how he should answer a question.

April smiled and sweetly responded to the question.

Kellyn rolled her eyes instead of responding to the absurd comment.

Tucker kicks field goals exceptionally.

Jayden bounded over the high hurdles like a graceful gazelle.

Four satellites of Jupiter can be easily seen with a good microscope.

The skaters performed most gracefully.

Does that coat come in a small size?

The Mexican chili was hot!

He drove carefully through the parking lot.

The plane flew dangerously close to the church steeple.

loud

slowly

happily

good

slow