2. Describe the Adverb in each
photo.
Remember: Adverbs answer the question:
• How? (suddenly, kindly)
• When? (before, after)
• Where? (above, below)
• How Often? (always, never)
They describe adjectives, verbs, or other adverbs in
a group
a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an
adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word
group
4. Example:
The man drove dangerously fast down the street.
HOW fast? - dangerously fast (it describes the adjective)
9. The young student carefully, cautiously crossed the bridge / rode his bike across the
bridge.
HOW did he cross? Carefully/cautiously (describes verb)
48. A: “Sure, here you go.”
Q: Can I borrow/use your pen?
Could
49. A: “I had a pretty relaxing time – I just laid on my sofa,
watched TV, and caught up with some work I needed to
finish before Monday.”
Q:
50. A: “I had a pretty relaxing time – I just laid on my sofa,
watched TV, and caught up with some work I needed to
finish before Monday.”
Q: How was your weekend? Did you have a good weekend?
56. A: Sorry, I was stuck in a traffic jam.
Q: Where were you? Why were you late?
Where have you been?
57. A: “It was pretty good. He took me to dinner, and I got to learn more
about his job and his family. I think I’ll see him again on Friday.”
Q:
58. A: “It was pretty good. He took me to dinner, and I got to learn more
about his job and his family. I think I’ll see him again on Friday.”
Q: So, how was your date? How did your date go? Did you have a good time?
59. A: Last week! He asked me while we were on holiday at the beach.
Q:
60. A: Last week! He asked me while we were on holiday at the beach.
Q: When did he propose? When did you get engaged?
When did he ‘pop the question’?
61. A: “I didn’t mean to offend him! I just said that he looked really
tired today, but I guess he took it the wrong way.”
Q:
62. A: “I didn’t mean to offend him! I just said that he looked really
tired today, but I guess he took it the wrong way.”
Q: What did you say to him? Did you say something to make him upset?
Why is he upset with you?
63. A: “It wasn’t difficult. It just took about an hour to bake
and decorate. I’ll write down the recipe for you.”
Q:
64. A: “It wasn’t difficult. It just took about an hour to bake
and decorate. I’ll write down the recipe for you.”
Q: How did you make this cake? How long did you spend baking this cake?
Did it take you a long time to make this cake?
65. A: “He told me to tell you that he’s sorry he couldn’t
come. You know John. He’s always busy with work.”
Q:
66. A: “He told me to tell you that he’s sorry he couldn’t
come. You know John. He’s always busy with work.”
Q: Where’s John? Is John coming?