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ADVERBS OF MANNER

Find the adverbs of these adjectives:

nice -�

loud -

sad -

quick -

happy -

beautiful -

slow -

angry -

easy -

hungry -

quiet -

careful -

good - well
fast - fast
hard - hard
near - near
good -
near -
fast -
hard -

a funny monkey

* adjectives: with

am, is, are, was, were
feel, taste, smell, look, sound
feel, taste, smell, look, sound
grow, turn, become

before a noun

* adverbs:

with verbs:

She dances well.

�He writes carefully.

He slowly came closer.

�They ran fast

Choose an adverb from the list to make the story more interesting!

Yesterday Anne and Peggy �went to the zoo. They� walked over to the monkeys� cage. The monkeys were �eating peanuts. One of them sat �in a corner. It didn�t have any peanuts. The two girls felt sorry for the monkey. They watched it�and then Anne said� , �The poor little monkey is sad. Let�s �run over to the kiosk and buy some peanuts for it.� So they did. They��took a peanut and �put it in the cage. The little monkey �came over and �looked at the peanut. Then he �took it and ate it �. Suddenly the zookeeper shouted �, �Don�t feed the animals !� The girls �ran away. They came to the lions. The lions were �walking up and down the cage. The girls watched �as the zookeeper gave the lions their food. The lions �ran to the door, and they ate the meat �. They roared �, and the girls �went on.