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Identifying Adverbs II
where when

An adverb gives more information about a verb in a sentence.

It usually answers the questions: how, how much, where, or when.

Circle the adverbs and adverbial phrases in each sentence.

Underline the verb that the adverb or adverb phrase modifies.

1. Julissa learned to ride a bicycle over the summer.

2. The content cat purred loudly.

3. I hope the check will arrive soon.

4. Andrea happily sang her favorite song.

5. The young mother lovingly held her tiny baby.

6. We ate a picnic lunch outside.

7. The boys ran quickly through the yard and jumped the fence easily.

8. The teacher smiled at her students encouragingly.

9. My dad gathered the broken pieces of glass carefully.

10. Have you seen my notebook anywhere?

11. Jeremy will bring me my homework on his way home.

12. The postal worker brought me a letter yesterday!

13. We collected seashells on the beach.

14. My aunt sat there.

15. The thunder roared ominously, scaring the small children.

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 Name: ____________________________

how how muc

h

Identifying Adverbs II
where when
An adverb gives more information about a verb in a sentence.
It usually answers the questions: how, how much, where, or when.

Circle the adverbs and adverbial phrases in each sentence.

Underline the verb that the adverb or adverb phrase modifies.

1. Julissa learned to ride a bicycle over the summer.

2. The content cat purred loudly.

3. I hope the check will arrive soon.

4. Andrea happily sang her favorite song.

5. The young mother lovingly held her tiny baby.

6. We ate a picnic lunch outside.

7. The boys ran quickly through the yard and jumped the fence easily.

8. The teacher smiled at her students encouragingly.

9. My dad gathered the broken pieces of glass carefully.

10. Have you seen my notebook anywhere?

11. Jeremy will bring me my homework on his way home.

12. The postal worker brought me a letter yesterday!

13. We collected seashells on the beach.

14. My aunt sat there.

15. The thunder roared ominously, scaring the small children.

Copyright © 2013 K12reader.com. All Rights Reserved. Free for educational use at home or in classrooms. www.k12reader.com