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Adverbs — Manner, Frequency & Degree

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  1. 1.

    Which word is an adverb of manner in: 'She sang beautifully at the concert.'?

    (a) She(b) sang(c) beautifully(d) concert
  2. 2.

    Identify the adverb of frequency in: 'He always brushes his teeth before bed.'

    Answer: ____________________________________

  3. 3.

    Which adverb shows degree in: 'The soup was extremely hot.'?

    (a) soup(b) was(c) extremely(d) hot
  4. 4.

    Choose the correct adverb: 'The tortoise moved ___ (slow/slowly) across the road.'

    Answer: ____________________________________

  5. 5.

    Which sentence uses an adverb of frequency?

    (a) She danced gracefully.(b) He is very tall.(c) They sometimes visit us.(d) The car moved fast.
  6. 6.

    Put the adverb in the correct position: 'She is (usually) late for school.'

  7. 7.

    Which is an adverb of manner?

    (a) never(b) quite(c) carefully(d) often
  8. 8.

    Rewrite using an adverb: 'He is a quick runner.'

    Answer: ____________________________________

  9. 9.

    Arrange from least to most frequent: always, sometimes, rarely, often.

    (a) rarely, sometimes, often, always(b) sometimes, rarely, always, often(c) always, often, sometimes, rarely(d) rarely, often, sometimes, always
  10. 10.

    Fill in the blank with an adverb of degree: 'The movie was ___ boring. I almost fell asleep.'

    (a) slightly(b) hardly(c) extremely(d) never
  11. 11.

    Identify the adverb and its type in: 'She rarely eats fast food.'

    Answer: ____________________________________

  12. 12.

    Which sentence is correct?

    (a) She sings good.(b) She sings well.(c) She sings goodly.(d) She sings nice.
  13. 13.

    Fill in: 'The baby is sleeping. Please speak ___.'

    Answer: ____________________________________

  14. 14.

    Which adverb of degree best completes: 'I am ___ sure this is the right answer.'

    (a) fast(b) quite(c) never(d) happily
  15. 15.

    Identify all adverbs in: 'He almost never arrives late, but today he came extremely early.'

  16. 16.

    Which sentence uses the adverb in the WRONG position?

    (a) She always arrives on time.(b) He plays often football.(c) They have never been abroad.(d) I can hardly hear you.
  17. 17.

    Choose the correct option: 'The injured bird could ___ fly.'

    (a) hard(b) hardly(c) harder(d) hardest
  18. 18.

    Rewrite so the adverb is in the correct position: 'Quietly the children tiptoed out of the room.'

  19. 19.

    What is the difference between 'hard' and 'hardly'?

    (a) They mean the same thing(b) 'Hard' means with effort; 'hardly' means barely(c) 'Hard' is past tense of 'hardly'(d) 'Hardly' is more formal than 'hard'
  20. 20.

    Identify the type of each adverb: 'She often speaks very softly.'

Answer key — P4 English: Adverbs — Manner, Frequency & Degree

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  1. 1.(c) beautifully
  2. 2.always
  3. 3.(c) extremely
  4. 4.slowly
  5. 5.(c) They sometimes visit us.
  6. 6.She is usually late for school.
  7. 7.(c) carefully
  8. 8.He runs quickly.
  9. 9.(a) rarely, sometimes, often, always
  10. 10.(c) extremely
  11. 11.rarely — adverb of frequency
  12. 12.(b) She sings well.
  13. 13.softly
  14. 14.(b) quite
  15. 15.almost, never, late, today, extremely, early
  16. 16.(b) He plays often football.
  17. 17.(b) hardly
  18. 18.The children quietly tiptoed out of the room.
  19. 19.(b) 'Hard' means with effort; 'hardly' means barely
  20. 20.often — frequency, very — degree, softly — manner
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