Choose between adjectives and adverbs
Key Notes :
🌟 Choose Between Adjectives and Adverbs 🌟
| What is an Adjective? 🖍️ |
Definition: An adjective describes a noun (person, place, thing, or animal).
It tells: What kind? How many? Which one?
Examples:
- The 🌸beautiful flower is in the garden.
- He has three 🐶 dogs.
- That is a big 🏰 castle.
Tip: Adjectives usually come before a noun.
| What is an Adverb ✨ |
Definition: An adverb describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb.
It tells: How? When? Where? How much?
Examples:
- She runs 🏃♀️quickly. (How?)
- He arrived ⏰early. (When?)
- The cat slept 😺peacefully. (How?)
Tip: Many adverbs end in -ly, but not all.
| How to Choose Between Adjective & Adverb ❓ |
If you are describing a noun, use an adjective.
- Example: He is a strong 🏋️♂️ boy.
If you are describing a verb, adjective, or adverb, use an adverb.
- Example: He runs strongly 🏃♂️.
| Quick Tips & Tricks 💡 |
Adjective = describes a thing/person/animal ✅
Adverb = describes an action, another adjective, or adverb ✅
Ask yourself: “Is it describing what kind of thing, or how it is done?” 🤔
| Examples for Practice ✏️ |
| Sentence | Use Adjective or Adverb? |
|---|---|
| She sings beautifully 🎤 | Adverb (describes verb) |
| It is a sunny ☀️ day | Adjective (describes noun) |
| The dog barked loudly 🐕 | Adverb (describes verb) |
| He wore a red 🧢 hat | Adjective (describes noun) |
Let’s Practice!🖊️
