Adverbs

Review what we already know! Noun – person, place, thing, or idea dogmountainsfamily Pronoun – takes the place of a noun a dog - it the mountains – they, them our family – we, us

Adjectives – describe nouns answer: which one, what kind, how many answer: which one, what kind, how many a dog – which one? a brown dog the mountains – what kind? the large mountains our family – how many? our entire family

Verb – is an action or state of being Action verbs tell what the subject DOES. A brown dog BARKS. The large mountains ERODE. Our entire family SINGS.

Verb – is an action or state of being State of being (LINKING) verbs link the subject to a noun that renames the subject or an adjective that describes the subject. The brown dog IS a beagle. beagle = noun, renames the subject The large mountains ARE beautiful. beautiful = adjective, describes the subject Our entire family WAS sick.noun or adjective?

Adverbs – describe verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs The brown dog barks LOUDLY. (verb) The EXTREMELY large mountains erode. (adjective) Our entire family sings VERY beautifully. (adverb)

Adverb Questions How? The brown dog barks loudly. How does the dog bark?loudly They carefully studied the new clues. How did they study?carefully

Adverb Questions When? Yesterday the brown dog barked loudly. When did the dog bark?yesterday The extremely large mountains are now eroding. When are they eroding?now

Adverb Questions Where? The extremely large mountains are eroding there. Where are the mountains eroding?there Our entire family sings everywhere. Where do they sing?everywhere

Adverb - Intensifiers How much? How often? The brown dog sometimes barks loudly. How often does the dog bark?sometimes They always studied the new clues carefully. How often did they study carefully?always

Adverb Questions To what extent? How much? The brown dog barks rather loudly. To what extent was it loud?rather They very carefully studied the new clues. To what extent were they careful?very

Identify the adverb. 1. The sprinter ran swiftly. 2. The football player is very strong. 3. Recently you studied diseases. 4. We have often learned about grammar. 5. We usually review basic grammar. 6. The fire blazed too wildly for anyone to enter. 7. Dad often quotes his father. 8. Put the apples there, and we’ll eat them later. 9. You can easily fill out your assignment book. 10. Have you always filled out your assignment book?

dog a brown dog A brown dog barks. A brown dog barks loudly. Yesterday a very brown dog barked rather loudly.

mountain the large mountains The large mountains are eroding. The large mountains are eroding now. The extremely large mountains are now eroding there.

family our entire family Our entire family sings. Our entire family sings beautifully. Our entire family often sings quite beautifully.

Where words: AwayHereThereInOutInsideOutsideUpDown

When words: LaterNowSoonNeverTodayTomorrowDailyWeekly

How words: Often end in –ly! Slowly, quickly, carefully

How often words: AlwaysNeverSometimesRarelyNotusually

To what extent? SoVeryTooExtremelyQuiteNot

Exercise 7: page not- to what extent Oklahoma Is 2. Once- when they LIVED 3. Still- when they LIVED 4. Often-how much they ignored 5. Readily- how they supported 6. Excitedly- how they hurried 7. Extremely– how eager they were

8. later- when they were forced 9. hardly- to what extent they were given… 10. never- how often they will forget

Remember… When?Where?How? How much? How many? To what extent?

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