Recognizing Adverbs
"When is your dental appointment?" asked Mom.
Jean replied,
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To learn what Jean said, decide
which of the four underlined words in each sentence is an adverb. Then
place the first letter of your choice in the space above with the same
number. (Remember that adverbs answer the questions "how," "when,"and
"where.")
1. Set the plant there on that table
right in the center.
2. Agatha called yesterday and said her
dog had been located through the newspaper ad.
3. He wandered about for several hours
on the mountain before he was found by the searchers.
4. I don’t know how to tell her tactfully
that she is not invited.
5. I always work harder early in the day
because
I am tired by afternoon.
6. A really beautiful sunset can inspire
one to write poetry.
7. A coach is often nervous
just
before a game.
8. Call Alice and tell her that it is too cold
and icy to go out today.
9. She chattered on all evening and bored
everyone.
10. Come here and tell me about your recent
trip to your cousin’s farm.
11. Ultimately, we will have to pull out some
of those bushes, because they are becoming crowded.
12. The front page of the daily newspaper
had an article about seven people who died tragically.