Adverbs: How, When, and Where
An adverb describes a verb.
It tells how, when, or where something happens.
Directions: Cut the adverbs and glue them under the correct
column.
HOW
WHEN
WHERE
After
Hungrily
Down
Never
Outside
Today
Beautifully
Everywhere
Lazily
Upstairs
Yesterday
Quickly
Adverbs Review
An adverb describes a verb.
It tells how, when, or where something happens.
Directions: Read the sentences below and underline the verb and
circle the adverb. Next, decide whether the adverb describes how,
when, or where.
Example: She whispered quietly into my ear.
_________
1.
I always brush my teeth before bedtime. _________
2.
Our dog barked loudly when he saw the cat. _________
3.
A mouse ran under the table. _________
4.
I can run faster than my sister. _________
5.
Yesterday, we went to the swimming pool. _________
6.
I looked everywhere for my keys. _________
7.
The baby slept well last night. _________
8.
We played indoors because it was raining. _________
9.
My mom drives carefully to school. _________
10. We always go to church on Sundays. _________