Using Adverbs
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Objective
I can use adverbs to make my writing more descriptive and interesting.
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Practice
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What is an adverb, and how does it differ from an adjective? Provide two examples of each.
In the sentence "The bird sang beautifully," identify the adverb and explain how it modifies the verb.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Write a sentence about a dog that includes at least two adverbs describing how the dog plays. Underline the adverbs you used. Write a sentence about a bird that includes at least two adverbs describing when and where the bird sings. Underline the adverbs you used.”
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