Does the adverb tell you how, when, or where?
Key Notes :
πAdverbs: How, When, or Where? π
What is an Adverb? |
An adverb is a word that gives us more information about a verb. It tells us:
- How something happens π
- When it happens β°
- Where it happens π
Adverbs tell us HOW something happens π |
These adverbs describe the manner of an action.
Examples:
- She runs quickly πββοΈπ¨
- He sings beautifully π€πΆ
- They solved the puzzle easily π§©
Tip: Look for words ending in -ly for many βhowβ adverbs!
Adverbs tell us WHEN something happens β³ |
These adverbs describe the time of an action.
Examples:
- I will do my homework tomorrow π«βοΈ
- She visited us yesterday π‘
- The train will arrive soon π
Tip: These often answer the question: βWhen?β
Adverbs tell us WHERE something happens π |
These adverbs describe the place of an action.
Examples:
- The cat is sleeping outside π±π³
- They looked everywhere π
- He ran here and there πββοΈπ
Tip: These answer the question: βWhere?β
Quick Trick to Remember π§ π‘ |
- How? β Manner π
- When? β Time β°
- Where? β Place π
Mini Activity π |
Underline the adverb and tell whether it tells how, when, or where:
- She dances gracefully π
- We will meet later π
- The dog ran outside πΆ
Let’s practice!ποΈ