ELD - adverbs

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? Yesterday the girl met her AR goal.

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? Tomorrow the boys will play in a soccer game.

Fill in the blank: It will ( ) rain this evening.

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? The kids played the board game upstairs.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: That cat runs (quick) of them all.

Choose good or well for the blanks: The girls worked hard and did ( ) on their assignment.

Fill in the blank: You have ( ) been working too hard.

The girls played on the basketball courts yesterday.

Choose good or well for the blanks: She plays soccer ( ) and is the best in her class.

Choose good or well for the blanks: He runs ( ) and wants to do track in high school.

Choose good or well for the blanks: I have really ( ) classmates.

Identify the adverb: I waited patiently for him to finish.

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? The student worked very carefully on his assignment.

Identify the adverb: I will test on that AR book tomorrow.

Choose good or well for the blanks: The girl colored ( ) and is proud of her picture.

Identify the adverb: The boys sat lazily by the pool.

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? The class recently went on a field trip.

Choose good or well for the blanks: She is a ( ) artist and wants to study art in college.

Choose good or well for the blanks: They are ( ) students who study and work hard.

Choose good or well for the blanks: He did ( ) on his test and earned an A+.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: That river is (short) in the country.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: That light shines (bright) of all.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: January is the (cold) month.

Identify the adverb: She ran quickly to the park.

Fill in the blank: My brother ( ) forgets his homework.

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? The beautiful bird flew quickly in the sky.

Fill in the blank: By this time tomorrow, I will be ( ) working in my garden.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: He worked (hard) out of everybody.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: Her shoes are (unique) than the model's.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: Griphen is (loud) of his classmates.

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? Corey often goes to the movies.

What is an adverb?

Fill in the blank: Polite people ( ) say thank you.

Identify the adverb: The boy snored loudly as he slept.

Choose good or well for the blanks: He is reading in class because he chose a ( ) book.

Fill in the blank: ( ) I have got a meeting in New York.

Fill in the blank: I ( ) have headaches.

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? That paper airplane flew far!

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: She wrote the work (neat) than her friend.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: That bird is flying (high) than the other.

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? We finally ate dinner at my favorite restaurant.

Choose good or well for the blanks: I am a ( ) soccer player.

Identify the adverb: The students walked quietly to PE.

Identify the adverb: The bird sat happily on the dog's shoulder.

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: That game is (modern) than all the rest.

Fill in the blank: He always wears a coat, ( ) in summer.

Fill in the blank: Write your answers ( )

Does the adverb tell how, when, or where? The kids went downstairs for dinner.

Fill in the blank: She got dressed ( ).

He carefully devised a plan to beat his friend at the game.