The building was .... destroyed in the fire (total)
totally
I waited... in the waiting room before the interview. (nervous0
nervously
It rained ... for three days. (continous)
continously
Change the sentence using an adverb: He gave an expected answer.
He answered unexpectedly.
Change te sentence using an adverb: She gave to me a happy smile.
She smiled happily.
Correct the sentence if it is wrong: Give my best wished to your parents. I hope they are well.
right
Change the sentence using an adverb: We should be hard workers.
We should work hard.
Correct the sentence, it there is a mistake: He drove careful along the narrow road.
He drove carefully along the narrow road.
She likes wearing ... clothes. (colorful)
colorful
What is an adverb?
An adverb is a word that can modify a verb, an adjective, or entire sentence.
Put in order: He runs ( after breakfast, quickly, each morning)
He runs quickly (manner) each morning (frequency) before breakfast (time)
Put in order: I like to walk (to be healthy, in the park, every day)
I like to walk in the park every day to be healthy.
