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True or False: "Usually" is an adverb of time.
False. "Usually" is an adverb of FREQUENCY.
True or False: "Smart" is an adverb.
False. "Smart" is an ADJECTIVE, or "SMARTLY" is an adverb.
Which type of adverb is being used in the following sentence: That girl over THERE is my sister.
THERE is an adverb of place.
Which type of adverb is being used in the following sentence: Mike GENTLY tapped Morgan on the shoulder.
GENTLY is an adverb of manner.
True or False: "Really" is an adverb of degree.
True
Which part of speech is the adverb modifying in the following sentence: Molly has REALLY long black hair.
REALLY modifies an ADJECTIVE (long).
Which type of adverb is being used in the following sentence: Megan ALMOST failed her driving test.
ALMOST is an averb of degree.
Which type of adverb is being used in the following sentence: SOMETIMES I eat fast food.
SOMETIMES is an adverb of frequency.
Which type of adverb is being used in the following sentence: We will go to the store TOMORROW.
TOMORROW is an adverb of time.
Which part of speech is the adverb modifying in the following sentence: The race starts NOW.
NOW modifies a verb (start).
Adjective or Adverb: You should always arrive EARLY to a job interview to make a good impression.
EARLY is being used as an ADVERB because it modifies arrive which is a verb.
John awoke SUDDENLY to a loud thump. What kind of adverb is SUDDENLY?
SUDDENLY is an adverb of manner.
Adjective or Adverb: Jordan is QUICKER than Joan.
QUICKER is an ADJECTIVE because it is comparing two nouns - Jordan and Joan.
Which part of speech is the adverb modifying in the following sentence: Morgan VERY carelessly threw her phone at the wall because she was angry.
VERY modifies an ADVERB (carelessly).
Eric (HAPPILY, FURIOUSLY, SADLY) stormed out of the room.
Eric FURIOUSLY stormed out of the room.
True or False: Adverbs modify nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
False. Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives or another adverbs.
