Worksheet No 1

Find the adverbs of manner in the following text and underline them. Last Saturday Ben went shopping with Grandma Scott. They took the car to the shopping centre. There was a lot of traffic on the road. Thats why his grandma had to drive slowly. Have you got the shopping list Ben!" Grandma Scott wanted to know. #o $ havent." Ben answered %uickly. But $ told you to take it " &rs Scott said angrily. Sorry Granny 'ut $ forgot all a'out it " Ben said. (ell then you have to write a list now." #ow!" Ben asked worriedly 'ut you know that $ cant read or write in the car. $t always makes me feel sick". )h Ben youre terri'le " his grandmother said then $ have to write the list. (heres my hand'ag!" $ cant see it anywhere Grandma." Ben answered helpfully. )h no $ left it on the kitchen ta'le" said &rs Scott nervously. (hat are we going to do a'out it!" $ know " Ben suggested happily. (e drive 'ack and fetch your hand'ag and the shopping list." Good idea" his grandma said. She turned right at the ne*t traffic lights and returned home to +shton ...

Worksheet No 2 Form
1. Write the correct form of the adverb ,. /. 0. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ,7. ,,. ,/. ,0. ,1. angry- ............. fast'eautifulterri'lethirstyhungry'adgood............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. .............

stupid- ............. happy- ............. 'usyhardeasyslow............. ............. ............. .............

2. Complete the gaps with the correct form of the words. ,. 8hillip plays foot'all ......... .9good:. /. &y mother drives her car ............. .9careful: 0. &ichael Schumacher drives his ;errari ............. .9fast: 1. Linda worked............. .9hard: 2. Leon sings ............. .9'eautiful: 3. The pupils listened to the teacher ........... .9happy: 4. $nga did her homework ............. .9terri'le: 5. The teacher answered the %uestion ........... .9angry: 6. Liam drank his orange <uice ............. .9thirsty: ,7. &rs &iller found a <o' ........... .9easy:

Worksheet No 3 Word rder

!ewrite the sentences in the correct word order. ,. Bake the cake for / hours. 9slowly:

/. The dog 'arked when the phone started to ring. 9loudly:

0. +lice did her homework. 9carefully:

1. The pupil cleaned the 'oard. 9%uietly:

2. The man told &ike the way to the train station. 9clearly:

3. (e ate our lunch. 9hungrily:

4. The father spoke with his son. 9angrily:

5. The police came after the accident. 9fast:

6. The little 'oy cried. 9sadly:.

Worksheet No " Comparison of #dverbs of $anner

Write the comparative and the superlative of the following adverbs ,. cheaply /. funnily 0. nicely 1. 'adly 2. carefully 3. 'eautifully 4. nervously 5. well 6. fast ,7.angrily ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. .............

Worksheet No % #d&ective or #dverb'

Fill in the gaps. (ecide whether )ou need an ad&ective or an adverb. ,. = How old is your grandfather! = He is 52. He is .......... 'ut he walks .......... . Have you also got a grandfather! 9tall slow: = #o 'ut $ have got a grandmother. She is 34 and a .......... cook her chocolate cake for e*ample is ........... But she drives ........... Last month she had a .......... accident in her car. #ow she is in hospital. 9wonderful e*cellent 'ad terri'le: /. 0. >our are a .......... person. 9nice: = $ cant do this e*ercise. $ts too ........... 8lease help me you can help me .......... 'ecause you speak ?nglish very ........... 9difficult easy good: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ,7. (hat a .......... dog. 9'eautiful: The class worked .......... . 9'ad: $ dont understand you. >ou have to speak more ........... 9clear: The children are very ........... Thats why they sing that song ........... 9happy cheerful: @ont eat so ........... $ts ........... 9%uick unhealthy: He is a .......... dancer. He dances .......... . 9good 'eautiful: Leo is a .......... little 'oy. 9%uiet: