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    ADVERBS CHARADES

    angrily badly

    calmly carelessly

    carefully eagerly

    easily excitedly

    fast happily

    hungrily lazily

    loudly quietly

    rudely well

    Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com


    CHARADES Adjectives and Adverbs

    Grammar Focus Adverbs


    Level Intermediate
    Time Approximately 10 – 15 minutes

    NOTES:

    Speaking Practice: My Notes


    First, divide the class into two teams.
    Then, have two students (one from each
    team) come to the front of the class and
    randomly select one of the ‘Charade’ cards
    (these should be cut up before the class
    begins).

    The teacher then says aloud an activity


    (see suggestions below) and the students
    should act out the activity (without saying
    anything) according to the adverb on
    his/her card. For example, if the teacher
    says “Watch TV”, one student might
    pretend to watch TV ‘hungrily’ while (at
    the same time) the other student might
    pretend to watch TV ‘excitedly’.

    Award one point to the team that correctly


    guesses the adverb – encourage all the
    students from both teams to shout aloud
    their guesses (using complete sentences).

    Finally, replace the students at the front


    of the class with a different student and
    repeat the above process several times
    until one team wins.

    Class:
    “Are you watching TV hungrily?
    Student at front of the class:
    “Yes, I am!” OR “No, I’m not!”

    Some suggested activities to act out:

     Watching TV
     Brushing your teeth
     Sleeping
     Driving a car
     Reading a book
     Walking
     Eating dinner
     Talking on the phone
     Washing dishes
     Drinking coffee

    Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com

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