1. adverbs and adverbial phrases
Types of adverbs:
Time: immediately,
Manner:
Frequency:
Degree:
Comment:

2. adverbs and adverbial phrases
Types of adverbs:
Time: immediately, early, five minutes later, last year
Manner: angrily
Frequency: always
Degree: unbelievably, increasingly
Comment: unfortunately

3. Where should you put an adverb?
At the beginning or end of the phrase / sentence, or in the middle (usually before the main verb)
He speaks three languages fluently.
I hardly ever have breakfast during the week.
My brother was in a car crash, but fortunately he wasn’t hurt.
It’s often extremely hot in Greece in July and August.
When I know the date, I’ll call you straight away.

4. Incredibly stories bad careful correct hard fast brilliant happy safe extreme
Jack won the tennis final because he played ____
My brother had an accident because he was driving too ___
You’ll have to think very ___ before you decide whether to accept the job.
I speak French very ___ No one can understand me.
Who can spell this word ___?
Although the weather was awful, the plane landed ___
His parents have been ___ married for nearly forty years.
She works ___ ___ ambitious as well.

5. Incredibly stories bad careful correct hard fast brilliant happy safe extreme
Jack won the tennis final because he played brilliantly.
My brother had an accident because he was driving too fast.
You’ll have to think very carefully before you decide whether to accept the job.
I speak French very badly. No one can understand me.
Who can spell this word correctly?
Although the weather was awful, the plane landed safely.
His parents have been happily married for nearly forty years.
She works extrememly hard ambitious as well.

6. Order the words to make sentences
tall / son / incredibly / has / your / grown
ill / hardly / daughter / is / my / ever
parents / next / are / his / retiring / year
body / rude / teacher / was / the / extremely / his
we / umbrella / an / had / luckily / taken
at / police / immediately / bank / arrived / the / the
is / James / apparently / divorced / getting

7. tall / son / incredibly / has / your / grown
Your son has grown incredibly tall.
ill / hardly / daughter / is / my / ever
My daughter is hardly ever ill.
parents / next / are / his / retiring / year
His parents are retiring next year.
boy / rude / teacher / was / the / extremely / his / to
The boy was extremely rude to his teacher.
we / umbrella / an / had / luckily / taken
Luckily we had taken an umbrella.
at / police / immediately / bank / arrived / the / the
The police arrived immediately at the bank.
is / James / apparently / divorced / getting
Apparently James is getting a divorce.