Adverbs Exercises with Answers - Set 4
It is quite easy to locate an Adverb as adverbs answer one of the several questions to a verb. These questions are: when? where? how? how much?
As an example, sometimes people say, "You did good", but good is an adjective; the adverb is well, so you should say, "You did well."
Complete the below sentences with adverbs.
1. Jasmine cooks . . . . . . (terrible / terribly)
2. Our professor, Mr Smith, . . . . . . . late for the lessons. (never / be)
3. She is a good dancer. She dances really . . . . . . . . (good, well)
4. Saarvi runs fast, but Ananya runs . . . . . . Saarvi. (fast) (hint: its a comparative adverb)
5. Peter did . . . . . in the school. (good, well)
6. Peter did . . . . . work in the school. (good, well)
7. Catherine is happy. She smiles . . . . . . . . (happy)
8. My best friend is a . . . . . . driver. She drives . . . . . . . . (careless, carelessly)
9. Our army must strike . . . . . . . . (now, know)
10. Tina is a very . . . . (sensibly, sensible) girl. She acted very . . . . . .(sensible, sensibly).
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