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Adverbs of Manner, and beyond
Adverbs of Manner, and beyond
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a Quiz game to guide students to discover the subtleties of adverbs of manner
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1
Which sentence is/are correct?
He looked sadly.
He looked sad.
He cried sad.
He cried sadly.
2
Which is a better word for the blank: "You're a very clever student; you should aim ...."
highly
high
3
Which sentence is/are correct?
She laughed happy.
She laughed happily.
She seemed happily.
She seemed happy.
4
Which is a better word for the blank: "After school, she went home _______."
straight
straightly
5
Does 'firm' in 'Stand firm' need to be changed to 'firmly'?
yes
no
6
Which of the following word(s) is/are NOT an ADVERB?
carelessly
politely
miserly
fatherly
7
Which of the following words is/are NOT an ADVERB?
happily
friendly
lively
cheaply
8
Which sentence is correct?
The milk tastes bad.
The milk tastes badly.
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What do you think this lesson is about?
Parts of speech
adjectives
sentence structures
adverbs
10
What do you call 'slowly' in 'She did her homework very slowly'?
Adverb of degree
Adverb of time
Adverb of manner
Adverb of frequency
11
Which sentence is correct?
The teddy bear feels softly.
The teddy bear feels soft.
12
Is 'lovely' in 'They all like her because she is so lovely' an adverb?
no
yes
13
Which is a better word for the blank: "Don't worry so much; take it ...."
easy
easily
14
Which sentence is correct?
She felt sickly
She felt sick.
15
Does 'high' need to be changed to 'highly' in 'Ms Chan can jump very high'.
no
yes
16
What are 'firm' and 'high' in the 2 sentences?
adverbs
adjectives
17
Which of the following sentences contain(s) an adverb of manner?
Mary smiled happily.
Betty ran very fast.
Anna arrived at school late.
Susan did her homework quickly.
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Which of the following word(s) is/are NOT an adverb?
leisurely
daily
yearly
orderly