What Are Adverbs?
Adverbs are words used to modify verbs or adjectives. Sometimes, we use an adverb to modify another adverb. Most words ending in -ly are adverbs. Words indicating time, place, manner, frequency etc. are also adverbs. Examples are: now, then, soon, kindly, softly, tomorrow, ago, before, sometimes, always etc.
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Adverbs worksheet for class 6
Underline the adverbs in the following sentences.
- I was quite surprised to find him there.
- Have they arrived yet?
- Somebody is waiting outside.
- She is so beautiful.
- All trains are running late today.
- What did you do then?
- Granny is coming tomorrow.
- I would like to live somewhere quiet.
- She is pretty old.
- The pudding was too sweet.
- He never hesitates to help the poor and needy.
- I still remember that experience.
- We barely managed to escape.
- Elephants are commonly found in the rain forests of South India.
- Lions are rarely found in Kerala.
- I am not going to buy that ridiculously overpriced laptop.
- It is rather late now.
- Have you ever wanted to move to another place?
- We have got hardly any milk left?
- We will never find out what happened to them.
Answers
- quite, there
- yet
- outside
- so
- late, today
- then
- tomorrow
- somewhere
- pretty
- too
- never
- still
- barely
- commonly
- rarely
- ridiculously
- rather, now
- ever
- hardly
- never