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

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

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

Further practice distinguishing between time, place, and manner adverbs in sentences. Apply your knowledge to a second set of practice questions.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    In 'Tom painted carefully indoors yesterday', 'carefully' is an adverb of:

  2. MultiChoice

    In 'Tom painted carefully indoors yesterday', 'indoors' is an adverb of:

  3. MultiChoice

    In 'Tom painted carefully indoors yesterday', 'yesterday' is an adverb of:

  4. MultiChoice

    In 'The bus arrived late here', 'late' is an adverb of:

  5. MultiChoice

    In 'The bus arrived late here', 'here' is an adverb of:

  6. MultiChoice

    In 'She smiled brightly downstairs', 'brightly' is an adverb of:

  7. MultiChoice

    In 'She smiled brightly downstairs', 'downstairs' is an adverb of:

  8. MultiChoice

    In 'They left early today', 'early' is an adverb of:

  9. MultiChoice

    In 'They left early today', 'today' is an adverb of:

  10. MultiChoice

    In 'Put the toy there carefully', 'there' is an adverb of:

  11. MultiChoice

    In 'Put the toy there carefully', 'carefully' is an adverb of:

  12. MultiChoice

    In 'Rain fell heavily outside', 'heavily' is an adverb of:

  13. MultiChoice

    In 'Rain fell heavily outside', 'outside' is an adverb of:

  14. MultiChoice

    In 'We will start now', 'now' is an adverb of:

  15. MultiChoice

    In 'He ran away fast', 'away' is an adverb of: