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Exercise of Adverb of Frequency
Adverb of frequency Introduction How often do you watch TV? What do you do every morning after you wake up? You can tell your routines by adding adverbs of frequency in your sentences. In this unit we will learn to? 1. Use present simple with adverb of frequency 2. Tell days of the week 3. Tell about TV programmes 4. Tell the time Character Have Faith, fear of God Almighty and Have Noble…
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adverbs: types, functions, exceptions
adverbs: types, functions, exceptions
An adverb tells us more about a verb, an adjective, another adverb or even a noun phrase. General definition sometimes ignore the noun phrase part but you should know it exists.
You can form adverbs from some adjectives with the addition of -ly. However, some adverbs are the same as adjectives. Examples: fast, straight, hard (hardly is also an adverb), likely, etc.
Like adjectives, adverbs use mo…
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Worksheet-8 Adverbs (Beginners)
Place the adverbs given in the brackets at the right place in the statements:
The ship is going. (slowly)
My mother has gone out. (just)
My brother is at home on Saturdays. (always)
I play outside with my friends. (sometimes)
Her sister looked for her. (everywhere)
The teacher has corrected all the papers. (already)
I could sleep four hours. (only)
We meet at the old mosque. (often)
The speaker…
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Worksheet-7 Adverbs (Intermediate)
Insert the given adverbs at appropriate places. Also state the type of adverb:
The book is interesting. (very)
The teacher spoke loud to be heard. (enough)
I have seen a tiger. (never)
The ship is moving. (slowly)
They are getting married. (next week)
Hang this lovely painting. (there)
My father is free on Sundays. (usually)
I could recognize you. (hardly)
He hit the ball over the fence. (hard)
S…
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Worksheet-6 Adverbs (Beginners)
Identify the adverbs in the following sentences and state their kinds:
He was killed in an explosion shortly after sending the message.
His soldiers fought bravely till the end.
She beautifully paints fruits and flowers.
People often mistake them for real fruits and flowers.
We treated them well with good food.
They are moving to their new house next week.
I was too confused to answer to any of…
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Worksheet-4 Adverbs (Beginners)
Fill in the blanks with suitable adverbs. Choose from the options given below:
(quite, later, well, now, already, outside, everywhere, unfortunately, badly, fast, daily, too, extremely, enough, again)
We shall _________ begin to work.
__________________ nobody could reach for the workshop.
My friend can read ____________ clearly.
I ____________ hurt my knee during the soccer match.
She searched…
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Adverbs Worksheet-4 (Beginners)
Pick out the adverbs in the following statements. Underline the adverbs and state their kind:
Sheela often goes to office by metro.
The officer ordered the soldier to meet him later.
Arpit hardly plays outdoor games.
We cheered enthusiastically for our favorite team.
Kiran works so efficiently.
Father has asked the children to play outside.
John will soon leave the guest house.
I have searched…
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Adverbs
Adverbs are the words which add to the verbs i.e. they give more information about the action in terms of how it happened, where it happened, when it happened and so on.There are different kinds of adverbs:
* Adverb of manner– describes how the action took place e.g. happily, beautifully, quickly etc
note: some words do not take ly in the end to become adverbs e.g. adverb of good is well, adverb…
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