adverbs by neeraja

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ADVERB

BY

MRS.NEERAJA

FOR

CLASS V

KV IIT-KGP


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Think of the thingsthat you have done thisweek.


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ransat

jumped

ate

sleptwalked

watched

swam

shouted

These are some of thethings that I have

done.


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What is a verb?

A verb is an action word!

If you can do itthen its a verb!


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Verbs

Verbs are the wordsfor things that

I can do.

I have done.

Or I will do


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Adverbs

What is an adverb?

It adds something totheverb.

Shall we try?


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Adverbs

Adverbs are words to

explain how I did it.


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Adv of mannar answers howAdv of mannar answers how

Children learn new languagesChildren learn new languages

easilyeasily..He speaks EnglishHe speaks English very wellvery well..


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Adverbs

Adverbs describe verbs theyshow us how the action iscarried out.

For example:

The little boy scraped his

knee and criedloudly.


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soundly

noisily

quickly

silently

carefully

angrily

calmly

excitedly

Adverbs


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Adverbs

What is the mostappropriate adverb

here?

The dog

barked

silently

happil

y

furiously


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Adverbs answer any of the

following questions about verbs:

how? when? where? frequency?

How did he lift the barbell?

Easily is an adverb.


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When will we use it?

Tomorrow functions as an adverb.


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Adverbs

What adverbs are neededhere?

My dolls broken. Reena

mumbled

The dog jumped up

Nitish ate the burger


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Adverbs

What adverbs are needed here?

My dolls broken, Reena mumbledtearfully.

The dog jumped up excitedly.

Nitish ate the burger greedily.
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Adverbs

I slept (how did I sleep?)

Verbs

soundly

I walked (how did I walk?)

calmlysatI

quietly

(how did I sit?)

watchedI (how did I watch?)

carefully


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Adverbs

I ran (how did I run?)

Verbs

quicklyI shouted (how did I shout?)

loudlywroteI

neatly

(how did I write?)

listenedI (how did I listen?)

intently


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An adverb answers the questions:An adverb answers the questions:

How?How?He ran quickly.He ran quickly.

She left yesterday.She left yesterday. When?When?

We went upstairsWe went upstairs

Where?Whe

re?


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SO WE HAVE MAINLY FOURSO WE HAVE MAINLY FOUR

KINDS OF ADVERBSKINDS OF ADVERBS

How?(adv of mannar)How?(adv of mannar)When?(adv of time)When?(adv of time)

Where?(adv of place)Where?(adv of place)

How often?(adv of frequency)How often?(adv of frequency)


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Adverbs ofManner

She moved slowly

and spoke quietly.


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Adverbs of

Frequency

She takes the boat to

the mainland every

day.

She often goes by

herself.


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Adverbs of Time

She tries to get back before dark.

It's starting to get dark now.

She finished her tea first.

She left early.


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Add ly to adjectives to formAdd ly to adjectives to formmany adverbs.many adverbs.

Quick quicklycareful carefully

nice nicelyeasy - easily


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Few adverbs do not endFew adverbs do not end

in ly.in ly. FastFast

HereHere

LateLate

OftenOften

NowNow

ThereThere SometimesSometimes

todaytoday

UpstairsUpstairs

DownstairsDownstairs

VeryVery

WellWell

YesterdayYesterday

InsideInside OutsideOutside

alwaysalways

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AdverbsMatch the verbs with suitableadverbs

He charged

Shefell

He slept

Shewaited

furiousl

y

soundl

y

patiently

heavily

Recognizing Adjectives &Recognizing Adjectives &


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Recognizing Adjectives &Recognizing Adjectives &

AdverbsAdverbs

Many words have both an adjective and adverb formMany words have both an adjective and adverb form

Adjective form Adverb form

Happy kids Playing happily

Smooth rock Running smoothly Good dinner Eating Well

Efficient workers Working efficiently

Casual dress Dressing casually

Quick meeting Talking quickly

hopeful children Waiting hopefully


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The chart below shows adverbs that tell

when and where.

Adverbstelling when

alwaysfirst

later

next

often

Adverbs telling

where

ahead

around

away

everywhere

far

here

nearby

out

thereupstairs

soon

then

todaytomorrow

yesterday


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What is the adverb in

each sentence?

Does each adverb tellwhere or when?

He searched everywhere for it. Where

Soon we left without the map. When

Dad turned the car around. Where

Then the children giggled. When

We drove away. where
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YOU

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