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adverb
a word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb
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a word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb
adverb
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What questions do adverbs answer?
How, when where and to what extent
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In this sentence, identify the adverb and the word it modifies:
The tourists boarded the bus eagerly.
- Adverb: eagerly
- Modified word: boarded
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In this sentence, identify the adverb and the word it modifies:
They were really excited about their trip.
- Adverb: really
- Modified word: excited
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In this sentence, identify the adverb and the word it modifies:
The bus stopped quite often along the route.
- Adverb: quite
- Modified word: often
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In this sentence, identify the adverb and the word it modifies:
Stops were rarely longer than twenty minutes.
- Adverb: rarely
- Modified word: longer
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In this sentence, identify the adverb and the word it modifies:
Many hands usually make light work.
- Adverb: usually
- Modified word: make
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In this sentence, identify the adverb and the word it modifies:
He smiled happily when the job was done.
- Adverb: happily
- Modified word: smiled
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In this sentence, identify the adverb and the word it modifies:
She was a very rich woman, who came from a nice family.
- Adverb: very
- Modified word: rich
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In this sentence, identify the adverb and the word it modifies:
The boy waited silently in line.
- Adverb: silently
- Modified word: waited
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Your dog is (more obedient, most obedient) than my dog.
more obedient
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That beach has the (prettiest, most prettiest) sand I've ever seen.
prettiest
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Your kite is (more high, higher) than my kite.
higher
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That kite is the (higher, highest) of all the kites.
highest
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My sister is the (most beautiful, beautifulest) girl of all.
most beautiful
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Her brother sings (more beautifully, most beautifully) than I do.
more beautifully
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You need to treat that puppy (more gently, gentlier) than his mother.
more gently
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I enjoyed that book (more, most) than the last book I read.
more
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