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    The document discusses adverbs and how they are used to describe verbs by showing how an action is carried out. It provides examples of sentences with missing adverbs and how adding adverbs like "loudly", "tearfully", "excitedly", and "greedily" further describe the verbs. It also pairs sample verbs with adverbs like "heavily", "patiently", and "furiously" and asks the reader to identify the most appropriate adverb for a sentence about a dog barking.

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    The document discusses adverbs and how they are used to describe verbs by showing how an action is carried out. It provides examples of sentences with missing adverbs and how adding adverbs like "loudly", "tearfully", "excitedly", and "greedily" further describe the verbs. It also pairs sample verbs with adverbs like "heavily", "patiently", and "furiously" and asks the reader to identify the most appropriate adverb for a sentence about a dog barking.

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    The document discusses adverbs and how they are used to describe verbs by showing how an action is carried out. It provides examples of sentences with missing adverbs and how adding adverbs like "loudly", "tearfully", "excitedly", and "greedily" further describe the verbs. It also pairs sample verbs with adverbs like "heavily", "patiently", and "furiously" and asks the reader to identify the most appropriate adverb for a sentence about a dog barking.

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    Adverbs

    Adverbs describe verbs – they show us ‘how’ the


    action is carried out.

    For example:

    The little boy scraped his knee and cried loudly.


    Adverbs

    What adverbs are needed here?

    “My doll’s broken,” Alice mumbled

    The dog jumped up

    George ate the burger


    Adverbs

    What adverbs are needed here?

    “My doll’s broken,” Alice mumbled tearfully.

    The dog jumped up excitedly.

    George ate the burger greedily.


    Adverbs
    Match the verbs with suitable adverbs

    heavily
    He slept

    patiently
    He charged

    furiously
    She waited

    She fell soundly


    Adverbs
    Adverbs show how the action happens.
    What is the most appropriate adverb here?

    silently

    The dog barked eerily

    furiously

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