YOURDICTIONARYName:Date:Different Types of AdverbsA. Sort the adverbs from the word bank into the correct categories by writing each one under the correct type.veryoftensomewhattomorrowthenalwayswell -everywherequickly -neverhereearlyquite -/anywhere.therepatientlyrarelycarefullylateralmost-Adverbs of Manner(How?)Adverbs of Degree(How much?)Adverbs of Frequency(How often?)Adverbs of Time(When?)Adverbs of Place(Where?)B. Read the sentences. Circle the adverb in each sentence. Write the type of adverb it is on the first blank line andthe question it answers on the second blank line. The first one has been done for you.1. I work out dailyAdverb of: frequencyHow often do you work out?2. Exercising is extremely helpful to my physical andmental health.Adverb of:6. I decided to start exercising slowly by walking.Adverb of:7. Every morning, I walked around my neighborhood.Adverb of:3. Even when I'm running quickly, I feel relaxed.Adverb of:8. I eagerly looked forward to my walks becausethey relaxed me.Adverb of:4. Last year, I wasn't working out at allAdverb of:9. Now I'm at the gym, and I love being there.Adverb of:5. Going anywhere was a challenge because Iwas out of breath.Adverb of:10. Having an active lifestyle can be soeasy once you start a routine!Adverb of:
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Answer:Different Types of Adverbs
very tomorrow then always well
often everywhere never here early
somewhat quickly quite anywhere there
patiently rarely carefully later almost
Adverbs of Manner
(How?)
Adverbs of Degree
(How much?)
Adverbs of Frequency
(How often?)
Adverbs of Time
(When?)
Adverbs of Place
(Where?)
1. I work out daily.
Adverb of: frequency
How often do you work out?
2. Exercising is extremely helpful to my physical and
mental health.
Adverb of: manner
How helpful is it?
3. Even when I’m running quickly, I feel relaxed.
Adverb of: manner
How are you running?
4. Last year, I wasn’t working out at all.
Adverb of: time
When didn’t you exercise?
5. Going anywhere was a challenge because I was
out of breath.
Adverb of: place
Where was it a challenge?
6. I decided to start exercising slowly by walking.
Adverb of: manner
How did you start exercising?
7. Every morning, I walked around my neighborhood.
Adverb of: frequency
How often did you walk?
8. I eagerly looked forward to my walks because
they relaxed me.
Adverb of: manner
How did you look forward to them?
9. Now I’m at the gym, and I love being there.
Adverb of: place
Where did you love being?
10. Having an active lifestyle can be so
easy once you start a routine!
Adverb of: degree
How easy can it be?
Can you please say it more easily I can't understand
