Underline the adverbs in the following:

1. Ms. Katz plays tennis well.
2. Henry Louis Gates, Jr., is an exceptionally talented writer.
3. Melba seldom loses her head.
4. Herbert seemed unusually happy.
5. Should I slice the ancho chilies now?
6. Tranh cried out, “Don’t run so fast!”
7. I always enjoy Gary Soto’s poetry.
8. A rather funny clown was juggling oranges.
9. “I’m too drowsy for words,” Annette yawned.
10. Sue works unusually hard on Saturdays.

1. Ms. Katz plays tennis well.

2. Henry Louis Gates, Jr., is an exceptionally talented writer.

3. Melba seldom loses her head.

4. Herbert seemed unusually happy.

5. Should I slice the ancho chilies now?

6. Tranh cried out, “Don’t run so fast!”

7. I always enjoy Gary Soto’s poetry.

8. A rather funny clown was juggling oranges.

9. “I’m too drowsy for words,” Annette yawned.

10. Sue works unusually hard on Saturdays.

Explanation:

An adverb modifies or describes a verb and can change it. For example for question number 5, if the adverb changes to later it changes the sentence. For a better definition: a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc.

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