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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - English Language - Adverbs for action verbs
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A verb is a word that involves action and an adverb is how the action is happening. ‘She sang loudly’ - the verb is ‘sang’ and how she is singing is ‘loudly,’ which is the adverb.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - English Language - Adverbs for action verbs
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10 Questions

1. 'The snail crept slowly along the garden path.' Which words are the verb and adverb?
2. Why do we use adverbs?
3. 'The flames spread quickly.' Which word is an adverb?
4. Finish this sentence: He wrote the letter very...
5. 'The young mother looked proudly at her baby.' Which words are the verb and adverb?
6. Which of these words is not an adverb?
7. 'The airplane landed safely.' Which word is an adverb?
8. 'The old man nodded...' Which adverb could not follow?
9. Finish this sentence: The boys were working...
10. Which word is not an adverb?

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