An adverb gives more information about a verb, adjective, other adverb, or sentence. The word "beautifully" in the sentence "Sara plays the violin beautifully" is an adverb that modifies the verb "plays". The word "rarely" means "seldom" and is an adverb of frequency that indicates how often something occurs. The word "actually" gives an idea of frequency and is not an adverb.
An adverb gives more information about a verb, adjective, other adverb, or sentence. The word "beautifully" in the sentence "Sara plays the violin beautifully" is an adverb that modifies the verb "plays". The word "rarely" means "seldom" and is an adverb of frequency that indicates how often something occurs. The word "actually" gives an idea of frequency and is not an adverb.
An adverb gives more information about a verb, adjective, other adverb, or sentence. The word "beautifully" in the sentence "Sara plays the violin beautifully" is an adverb that modifies the verb "plays". The word "rarely" means "seldom" and is an adverb of frequency that indicates how often something occurs. The word "actually" gives an idea of frequency and is not an adverb.
An adverb gives more information about a verb, adjective, other adverb, or sentence. The word "beautifully" in the sentence "Sara plays the violin beautifully" is an adverb that modifies the verb "plays". The word "rarely" means "seldom" and is an adverb of frequency that indicates how often something occurs. The word "actually" gives an idea of frequency and is not an adverb.
B) healthy 1) What is an adverb? C) recently A) An adverb gives more information about D) efficiently the verb.
B) An adverb gives more information about
5) (EEAR – 2015) Put the following adverbs: the noun. sometimes, often and rarely in order, from C) An adverb gives more information about the the
punctuation in a sentence. least frequent to the most frequent.
D) An adverb gives more information about A) often – sometimes – rarely
the pronoun. B) rarely – sometimes – often
C) sometimes – often – rarely
2) Which word in the following sentence is an D) often – rarely – sometimes
adverb?
Sara plays the violin beautifully. 6) (EEAR – 2017.1)The word “innocently”,
A) plays is an adverb of
B) violin A) time
C) beautifully B) place
D) Sara C) manner
D) probability
3) (EEAR-BCT-2018.2) As used in, ‘currently’ can
be replaced by 7) (EEAR – 2017.1)Choose the sentence that
A) now. contains a one-word adverb.
B) finally. A) We are having lunch in a big Japanese
C) actually. restaurant.
D) eventually. B) I’ve bought an old table for my kitchen.
4) (EEAR – 2015) All words, taken from the text, C) She lives in an amazing white house. D) Maria slowly opened her present. B) as ever.
C) very little.
8) (EEAR – 2017.1)In the sentence “I hardly D) almost never.
ever
watch TV at night.”,the expression in bold type
12) (EEAR – 2016-2)In the sentence “Maria is an adverb of learns
A) place fast”, the word “fast”, in bold type, is
B) manner A) a noun
C) frequency B) an article
D) probability C) an adverb
D) an adjective
9) Which is the correct spelling of the adjective
‘heavy’ when it becomes an adverb? 13) (BCT – 2008) In “I rarely feel hungry...”, the
A) heavily underlined word is closest in meaning to
B) heavyly A) never.
C) heaviely B) often.
D) heavelly C) seldom.
D) definitely.
10) (EEAR – 2008) In “It was a fair game”, we
conclude that the game was played 14) (BCT – 2011) All the words below give an idea of A) well. frequency, except B) badly. A) rarely C) honestly. B) usually D) brilliantly. C) actually
D) on most occasions 11) (BCT – 2009) The adverb “hardly ever”, means
A) never. GABARITO 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 A C A B B C D C A C 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 D C C C
