English Grammar Adverbs Exercises - Set 3

English Grammar Adverbs Exercises - Set 3

Find the adverbs from the below sentences:

1. My dad finished the day totally exhausted.

2. These guavas are nearly ripe.

3. The boy named Kumar is extremely lazy.

4. Garry is not old enough to get married.

5. Agra is a rather pretty city.

6. Her mother lives a very stressful life.

7. That Englishman is easy to understand because he speaks pretty slowly.

8. Samuel hardly noticed what Senorita was saying.

9. Rarely did she leave the house alone.

10. Had you gotten enough to eat?

Answers

1) totally, 2) nearly, 3) extremely, 4) enough, 5) rather, 6) very, 7) pretty, 8) hardly, 9) rarely, 10) enough

Adverbs Exercises

Adverbs Exercises

An adverb describes a verb. For example I run carefully. Some other examples of adverbs are always, happily, slowly, often, safely etc. Answer the below exercises on adverbs and check / improve your knowledge of adverbs.

English Grammar Adverbs Quiz - Set 1
English Grammar Adverbs Quiz - Set 2
English Grammar Adverbs Quiz - Set 3
English Grammar Adverbs Quiz - Set 4

Adverbs Exercises with Answers - Set 4

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).

Answers

1) terribly, 2) is never, 3) well, 4) faster than, 5) well, 6) good, 7) happily, 8) careless, carelessly 9) now, 10) sensible, sensibly