Name: Vania Dwi Putri

NIM : 22018169
Class : K6

Identify the adverb-adverbial phrase in these sentences

1. I eat quite healthily today.
2. The cat is here, on the table
3. I was extremely difficult talking to her yesterday
4. Very few of my friend came to my party yesterday
5. We chat for a while there

Identify the adverbial phrase in these sentences and categorized them in a correct type of adverbial
phrases. (1 sentence may have more than 1 adverbial phrase)
1. We expect our grandparents to arrive in about an hour.
To arrive = adv phrase of purpose
In about an hour = adv phrase of time

2. My cousin watches television almost as much as you do.

Almost as much as you do = adv phrase of frequency and degree

3. The weatherman says it will rain every day until next week.
Every day = adv phrase of frequency
Next week = adv phrase of time

4. My friend gave me the book in the hall 2 hours ago.

In the hall = adv phrase of place
2 hours ago = adv phrase of time

5. Our friend drives on Mondays.

On Mondays = adv phrase of time

6. Gerard and Donna will walk on the footpath.

On the footpath = adv phrase of place

7. The frog jumps through the tall grass.

Through the tall grass = adv phrase of place

8. He is driving so fast right now

so fast = adv phrase of degree
right now = adv phrase of time

9. He found his lucky coin in the morning.

In the morning = adv phrase of time

10. We raced our toy cars on the playground.

On the playground = adv phrase of place

11. Patrick and Anthony were reading their books in the car.
In the car = adv phrase of place

12. The music teacher played the violin better than her student.
Better than her student = adv phrase of manner

13. Georgia tried to talk to Ryan underneath the water.

Underneath the water = adv phrase of place
14. Early in the morning the air is cold and fresh.
Early in the morning = adv phrase of time

15. Mum will pick us up after school in the evening.

In the evening = adv phrase of time

16. Sue will run on the track at school.

On the track = adv phrase of place
At school = adv phrase of place

17. The bread smells so good

So good = adv phrase of degree

18. She looks really bad today

Really bad = adv phrase of manner

19. He looks like an angel

Like an angel = adv phrase of manner

20. His foods taste like a fancy one

Like a fancy one = adv phrase of manner