Distinguishing Between Time, Place, and Manner (Set A) Exercise

Distinguishing Between Time, Place, and Manner (Set A)

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Distinguishing Between Time, Place, and Manner (Set A)

Test your ability to distinguish between adverbs of time, place, and manner. Practice categorizing different adverbs in this first review set.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    In 'The children played happily outside today', 'happily' is an adverb of:

  2. MultiChoice

    In 'The children played happily outside today', 'outside' is an adverb of:

  3. MultiChoice

    In 'The children played happily outside today', 'today' is an adverb of:

  4. MultiChoice

    In 'She spoke quietly upstairs yesterday', 'quietly' is an adverb of:

  5. MultiChoice

    In 'She spoke quietly upstairs yesterday', 'upstairs' is an adverb of:

  6. MultiChoice

    In 'She spoke quietly upstairs yesterday', 'yesterday' is an adverb of:

  7. MultiChoice

    In 'We will travel abroad soon', 'abroad' is an adverb of:

  8. MultiChoice

    In 'We will travel abroad soon', 'soon' is an adverb of:

  9. MultiChoice

    In 'He ran fast indoors now', 'fast' is an adverb of:

  10. MultiChoice

    In 'He ran fast indoors now', 'indoors' is an adverb of:

  11. MultiChoice

    In 'He ran fast indoors now', 'now' is an adverb of:

  12. MultiChoice

    In 'Birds sing sweetly nearby daily', 'sweetly' is an adverb of:

  13. MultiChoice

    In 'Birds sing sweetly nearby daily', 'nearby' is an adverb of:

  14. MultiChoice

    In 'Birds sing sweetly nearby daily', 'daily' is an adverb of:

  15. MultiChoice

    In 'I will wait here patiently', 'here' is an adverb of: