Adverbs describe verbs. Adverbs describe how or when we do ...

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Adverbs describe verbs. Adverbs describe how or when we do things. They often end in -ly.

An example of an adverb is…

A. yellow

B. tall

C. quickly

D. smug

Select your answer:
A B C D E

Other quiz:

Clauses and Conjunctions › View

Use a coordinating conjunction to combine: ‘She loves reading. She loves writing.’

A. She loves reading and writing.

B. She loves reading but not writing.

C. She loves reading nor writing.

D. She loves reading or writing.

Comparison & Modal Verbs in Passive Voice › View

Commercial centres are ________ they were many years ago.

A. as popular than

B. more popular than

C. the most popular

D. most popular than

Future Tense › View

Kiki . . . . . Nita tomorrow.

A. Will helps

B. Am helping

C. Will be helping

D. Help

Grammar › View

Put the words in the correct order: “homework / always / my / I / do / at / night”

A. I always do my homework at night.

B. I do always my homework at night.

C. At night I always do my homework.

D. Homework I always do at night.