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WorksheetsVII English Final
Total questions: 118
Worksheet time: 59mins
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS
1. Aunt Anne is a careful driver. So she drives ...
careful
carefully
WRITE THE CORRECT ADVERB
4. Lucy is a slow writer because she writes ...
(a)
Choose the adverb in this sentence. "The girl read the book silently."
read
girl
book
silently
CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE FORM OF THE ADVERB
9. Always dress ...... when you go walking (comfortable)
comfortable
comfortably
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS
1. Aunt Anne is a careful driver. So she drives ...
careful
carefully
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS
3. Mrs Hardy is a good cook because she cooks ...
good
well
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ADVERB
6. Peter is a fast swimmer. He swims ...
fast
fastly
John quickly explained the math homework yesterday.
Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs. They often tell when, how, where, or how much.
TRUE
FALSE
Identify the adverb:
Ruben and Jeanine often write quietly on our white boards.
write
often
boards
Identify the adverbs i n the sentence.
The dog ran outside when I opened the door.
ran
outside
opened
door
Identify the adverbs i n the sentence.
Ainsley absolutely refuses to eat broccoli.
absolutely
refuses
broccoli
eat
CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE FORM OF THE ADVERB
8. Da Vinci could draw and paint .... (beautiful)
beautifuly
beautifully
The soldiers fought bravely. Find Adverb
soldiers
fought
bravely
the
Choose the sentence that uses rarely correctly.
I rarely eat breakfast before 8:00am.
I eat rarely breakfast before 8:00am.
You're late!' said Olga ________
'Where have you been?'
Angrily
Angryly
My dog always barks.
Identify the adverb in the following sentence:
My parents will arrive tomorrow.
tomorrow
parents
will
Adverbs can describe_____, ______, & ______.
nouns, verbs, adjectives
verbs, adjectives, adverbs
pronouns, verbs, adjectives
verbs, adverbs, nouns
She ____ laid the baby in the crib.
**the adverb needs to tell how
_____, I baked brownies.
**The adverb needs to tell when.
Derek took his wagon ____.
**The adverb needs to tell where.
Which adverb tells to what extent?
inside
later
very
kindly
Peter neatly wrote a shopping list.
My dog always barks.
The girls went upstairs to get their coats.
Jackie went home early.
Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs. They often tell when, how, where, or to what degree/extent.
TRUE
FALSE
Identify the adverb(s):
Mr. Humphrey most gladly gave the announcements about the winners.
gladly
announcements
most
most, gladly
Identify the adverb:
Ruben and Jeanine often write quietly on our white boards.
write
often, quietly
boards
quietly, white
Identify the adverb(s):
Because she was tired, Kasey left early.
tired
early
tired, early
Because
Identify the adverb(s):
The angry dentist quickly filled both rotten teeth.
angry, rotten
quickly
angry, quickly, rotten
rotten
Adverbs describe nouns and pronouns.
True
False
Most adverbs end with -ly.
True
False
Identify the adverb(s):
My baby brother is sometimes too loud during the night.
baby
sometimes, too
sometimes, too, loud
my, baby
Finite verbs can change according to tense, person, and number.
True
False
The underlined words in the following sentence indicate an gerund:
I like to read.
True
False
Identify the underlined verb as finite/infinitive/gerund/participle.
1. The beautiful nightingale perched on the bark
Gerund
Participle
Finite Verb
2.My pet cat is fond of clawing my favourite pillow.
Gerund
Infinitive
Participle
3. I have plans to read the whole day and be tucked in my cozy blanket.
Finite Verb
Infinitive
Participle
4. “Aaron has broken the vase” complained his little brother Regan.
Participle
Finite verb
Gerund
5. Listening to a slow instrumental, I tried to calm myself.
Gerund
Participle
Finite verb
6. Journaling declutters my mind.
Participle
Finite verb
Gerund
7. It was Larissa’s job to design the outfit.
Infinitive
Finite verb
Participle
8. Paula is working on curating a show for one of the OTT platforms.
Gerund
Finite verb
Participle
9. Working under the scorching sun is tiring.
Participle
Gerund
Infinitive
10. Jane loves writing scary stories
Gerund
Participle
Finite verb
My father enjoys ....... golf on weekends.
play
to play
playing
played
My friend is good at (a) . ( paint)
(a) in hotels can be costly. ( stay)
(a) abroad can be exhausting. ( travel)
He enjoys (a) cards. ( play)
I love (a) Chinese food. ( eat)
It is bad (a) a lie. ( tell)
Boys like (a) games. ( play)
"We can hear the class choir (a) in the hall." (practice)
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Identify the clause: Because I was hungry, I made a simple dinner with eggs.
Independent (main)
Dependent (subordinate)
Identify the clause: Sam needs new classes since he can’t see far off things.
Independent (main)
Dependent (subordinate)
[After we found the puppy,] we took it to the animal shelter.
Adverb Clause
Adjective Clause
Noun Clause
The puppy [that we found] was friendly and playful.
Adverb Clause
Adjective Clause
Noun Clause
The question in the minds of many citizens is [whether or not terrorism can stop.]
Adverb Clause
Adjective Clause
Noun Clause
We debated [whose situation seemed worse.]
Adverb Clause
Adjective Clause
Noun Clause
Princess Bree, [who had slept for a century,] suddenly awakened.
Adverb Clause
Adjective Clause
Noun Clause
Coach Tina complimented the team [because each player had worked hard during the season.]
Adverb Clause
Adjective Clause
Noun Clause
Is this an independent or dependent clause?
The boy walked his dog
Independent
Dependent
Not a clause
Under the bed
Independent
Dependent
Not a clause
Before you take the test
Independent
Dependent
Not a clause
Until you get the instructions
Independent
Dependent
Not a clause
