•Identify
Objective:
adverbs in
sentences
•Recognize whether an
adverb tells how, when, or
where about a verb
Ernestine
hugged
everyone tightly, then
slowly headed for bed.
 An
adjective is a word that describes a
noun or a pronoun. An adverb is a word
that describes a verb. Adverbs give us
more information about an action verb or
a form of the verb be. They tell how,
when, or where. Most adverbs telling how
end in –ly.
How: Tim typed the letter carefully.
When: Then I sealed the envelope.
Where: All the stamps were upstairs.
How
When
Where
Angrily
Always
downtown
Carefully
Finally
inside
Fast
Often
off
Loudly
Once
out
Quickly
Sometimes
there
Sadly
Then
upstairs
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10.
A mother lion sometimes leaves her
cubs.
She looks everywhere for food.
The cubs stay inside.
Patiently they wait for their mother.
They play with each other happily.
They sleep peacefully.
The mother lion finally returns.
Soon the cubs grow big and strong.
Now they travel with their groups.
Lions always travel as a group.
11. A young lion learns quickly from other
lions.
12. The older lions carefully guard the
cubs.
13. The big lions roar loudly.
14. Strange lions stay away.
15. The lions see a zebra there.
16. Then they chase it.