Jannil Admand and Jade are siblings.

Admand is 11 while Jade is 2 and a half

years old. They are very happy all the time
playing their favorite toys. Admand sees to it
that he has enough time making happy
moments with his sister. Jade also finds ways
to make her brother laugh. When tired, they
watch their favorite cartoons on TV rather
than take a nap.
• Who are siblings?
• − What do they feel playing their favorite toys?
• − What does Jannil Admand do for his sister?
• − What does Jade do for her brother?
• − When tired, what do they do?
• Take note of the adverbs used in the selections.
• Usually, always, occasionally, never are adverbs of
frequency.
• Very, enough, also, rather are adverbs of intensity.

• - Can you name other adverbs of frequency and

intensity?
• Adverbs of intensity answers the
question “To what extent?”.
• Examples:
• He was quite amazed with Enteng’s industry.
• Enteng’s father was very worried about his
mother
B. Directions: Compose clear and coherent sentences
using adverb of intensity by underlining the correct
answer in the parenthesis.
1. My Science project is (almost, barely) done.
2. She is running (very, enough) fast.
3. Our principal is (quite, highly) respected by the
pupils.
• 1. almost
• 2. very
• 3. highly
• 1. very
• 2. extremely
• 3. quite
• 1. too
• 2. really
• 3.very
• Compose clear and coherent sentences using adverbs of
• intensity by underlining your answer in the box.
• 1.quit
• 2.Extremely
• 3.very