Identify adverbs

Key Notes :

🌟 What is an Adverb?

👉 An adverb is a word that tells us more about a verb, an adjective, or another adverb.

👉 It shows how, when, where, or how often something happens.

💡 Example:

• She sings sweetly. 🎤✨ (How does she sing?)
• He came yesterday. 🗓️ (When did he come?)
• The cat slept outside. 🐈🏡 (Where did the cat sleep?)

✨ Types of Adverbs ✨

1️⃣ Adverbs of Manner 🕺💃

👉 Tell how something is done.

💡 Examples: quickly 🏃‍♂️💨, slowly 🐢, happily 😀, sadly 😢

• She ran quickly. 🏃‍♀️💨

2️⃣ Adverbs of Time 🕒⏳

👉 Tell when something happens.

💡 Examples: today 🌞, now ⏰, yesterday 📅, later 🕑

• I will call you later. 📞

3️⃣ Adverbs of Place 🌍🏠

👉 Tell where something happens.

💡 Examples: here 👈, there 👉, outside 🏡, upstairs 🏢

• The children are playing outside. ⚽🏡

4️⃣ Adverbs of Frequency 🔄🔁

👉 Tell how often something happens.

💡 Examples: always 🌟, often 😊, sometimes 🤔, never 🚫

• She always brushes her teeth. 🪥😁

🎯 Tips to Spot an Adverb

✨ Look for words that answer:

• How? 🏃‍♀️💨 (slowly, happily)
• When? 🕒 (yesterday, now)
• Where? 🌍 (here, outside)
• How often? 🔄 (always, sometimes)

⚡ Many adverbs end with -ly 📝 (but not all!).

• quickly, slowly, loudly 🎶

🧩 Quick Practice

🌟 Can you find the adverb in these sentences?

1. The dog barked loudly. 🐕🔊
2. We will go shopping tomorrow. 🛍️🗓️
3. Birds fly high in the sky. 🐦☁️
4. She often visits her grandma. 👵❤️

🌈 Remember! 🌟

• Adverbs = add more meaning to actions or descriptions ✨💡
• They make your sentences interesting and clear 🎨📚.

Let’s practice!