CBSE Class 5 English Adverbs Worksheet

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Adverb

An adverb is a word that modifies a verb, an adjective or an adverb itself.

e.g. This is a very (Adverb) famous (Adjective) book.
He runs (Verb) slowly (Adverb).

 

Types of Adverb

 

1. Adverbs of Time
They tell us when the action takes place.
e.g. I went for a movie yesterday.
Vicky finishes all his task early.
Ago, after, early, yesterday, quickly, recently, today, tonight, tomorrow etc are used as adverbs of time.

2. Adverb of Manner
They tell us how or in what manner an action takes place.
e.g. Sita speaks English fluently.
Read the instructions carefully.
Peacefully, fluently, quickly, certainly, loudly, carefully, gladly, badly, fast etc are used as adverbs of manner.

3. Adverb of Frequency
They tell us how often an action or event takes place.
e.g. Jeet practices voilin regularly.
Nandu will come again.
Seldom, often, regularly, never, ever, again, frequently, always, usually etc are used as adverbs of frequency.

4. Adverb of Place
They tell us where an action takes place.
e.g. She took the lady inside.
Arjun searched for water everywhere.
Near, far, away, inside, everywhere, anywhere, here etc are used as adverbs of place.

5. Adverb of Quantity/Extent/Degree
They tell us to which extent an adjective is modified.
e.g. Your pen is too nice.
Poorab is little tall.
Partly, fully, pretty, almost, very, more, much, any, none, too, little, are used as adverbs of quantity/extent/degree.

 

Multiple Choice Type Question

 

Question. Her brother did not bathe ...... as he had fever.
(a) tomorrow
(b) now
(c) yesterday
(d) ago
Answer: (c) yesterday

 

Question. ...... my mother is preparing breakfast in the kitchen.
(a) Then
(b) Ago
(c) Before
(d) Now
Answer: (d) Now

 

Question. Nobody will celebrate his birthday ......
(a) tomorrow
(b) yesterday
(c) earlier
(d) then
Answer: (a) tomorrow

 

Question. Kavita ...... goes to temple with her mother.
(a) ago
(b) yesterday
(c) tomorrow
(d) always
Answer: (d) always

 

Question. We have not submitted our forms ...... .
(a) yet
(b) then
(c) now
(d) before
Answer: (a) yet

 

Question. Rohit ...... gets up early.
(a) ever
(b) again
(c) always
(d) once
Answer: (c) always

 

Question. We have ...... gone to Agra.
(a) always
(b) never
(c) after
(d) ever
Answer: (b) never

 

Question. His father has warned me ...... .
(a) always
(b) never
(c) twice
(d) ever
Answer: (c) twice

 

Question. He runs ...... than your brother.
(a) fastly
(b) fast
(c) faster
(d) with fast
Answer: (c) faster

 

Question. She could not reach on time because she was walking very ...... .
(a) loud
(b) loudly
(c) badly
(d) slowly
Answer: (d) slowly

 

Question. They beat him ...... .
(a) badly
(b) lovingly
(c) warnty
(d) carefully
Answer: (a) badly

 

Question. He was wandering ...... in search of water.
(a) near
(b) everywhere
(c) within
(d) above
Answer: (b) everywhere

 

Question. We stayed at our home all the day and went ...... .
(a) somewhere
(b) everywhere
(c) nowhere
(d) anywhere
Answer: (c) nowhere

 

Question. I saw him walking out side the room and called him ...... .
(a) out
(b) in
(c) up
(d) above
Answer: (b) in

 

Question. This book seems ...... inspiring.
(a) much
(b) more
(c) lot
(d) very
Answer: (d) very

 

Question. They are ...... poor to buy this house.
(a) very
(b) too
(c) a little
(d) much
Answer: (b) too

 

Question. My uncle is ...... clever that nobody can cheat him.
(a) so
(b) very
(c) much
(d) a lot
Answer: (a) so

 

Question. ...... will he put this knife?
(a) When
(b) Where
(c) Whom
(d) Who
Answer: (b) Where

 

Question. ...... did you see him?
(a) Whom
(b) What
(c) Where
(d) Which
Answer: (c) Where

 

Question. Due to fever I could not go ......?
(a) no where
(b) everywhere
(c) somewhere
(d) anywhere
Answer: (d) anywhere

 

Question. He studied ...... and scored 92% marks.
(a) fast
(b) hardly
(c) hard
(d) carefully
Answer: (c) hard

 

Question. The boy was ...... wise to understand it.
(a) much
(b) very
(c) so
(d) too
Answer: (d) too

 

Question. I have not understand the story so I will have to read it ...... .
(a) never
(b) now
(c) again
(d) once
Answer: (c) again

 

Question. She was ...... smarter than her brother.
(a) too
(b) much
(c) very
(d) so
Answer: (b) much

 

Question. Manoj is ...... to pluck this mango.
(a) tall much
(b) much tall
(c) taller
(d) enough tall
Answer: (d) enough tall

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TOPIC: ADVERBS
 
 
Words or groups of words which can modify the sense of a verb, adjective or another adverb are called Adverbs.
 
 
Examples:
 
1. The bulb in the room has been glowing continuously.
 
2. We ran fast to catch the bus.
 
3. Thank you very much for your cooperation.
 
4. Their work was almost complete.
 
5. Your story is quite interesting.
 
We see that in sentences 1 and 2, continuously and fast modify the sense of the verbs glowing and ran respectively. In sentence 3, very modifies the sense of the adverb much, while in sentences 4 and 5, almost and quite add to the meaning of the adjectives complete and interesting respectively.
 
 
Kinds of Adverb
 
1) Adverbs of Place are the words which show where an action takes place.
 
The Adverb of Place answers the question - Where?
 
Some adverbs of place are: anywhere, outside, everywhere, there upstairs, in the park,  at the airport and so on.
 
 
Examples:
 
1. Place the ladder outside.
 
2. My little sister followed me everywhere.
 
3. The magician performed here.
 
2) Adverbs of Time are the words which indicate the time when an action take place.
 
The Adverb of Time answers the question - When?
 
Some adverbs of time are: now, afterwards, recently, yesterday, soon, on Monday and so on.
 
 
Examples:
 
1. I have not heard the song before.
 
2. I received the letter from him recently.
 
3. The sun is shining brightly today.
 
3) Adverbs of Manner are the words or groups of words which explain the style or fashion in which an action takes place.
 
The Adverb of Manner satisfies the question – How?
 
Some Adverbs of Manner are: badly, carefully, hurriedly, timidly, effectively, correctly and so on.
 
 
Examples:
 
1. We celebrate all festivals peacefully.
 
2. Our soldiers guard the borders bravely.
 
3. The little boy faced the robber fearlessly.
 
4) Adverbs of Frequency are the words which indicate the frequency at which an action takes place.
 
The Adverb of Frequency satisfies the question – How often/ frequent?
 
Some Adverbs of Frequency are: regularly, often, never, always, frequently, daily and so on.
 
 
Examples:
 
1. People never like to hear lies.
 
2. The singer seldom took a breath while singing a song.

3. Rohit usually visits our house in the evenings.

 

Question. He does ……………………….. any work.
(a) hard
(b) hardly

Answer : B

Question. He worked …………………… and finished the project.
(a) hard
(b) hardly

Answer : A

Question. I am ………………………… sorry.
(a) very
(b) very much
(c) much

Answer : A

Question. I am ………………….. sorry.
(a) really
(b) real

Answer : A

Question. The movie was …………………………. interesting.
(a) very
(b) too
(c) so

Answer : B

Question. He narrated the story in ………………………
(a) detail
(b) details

Answer : A

Question. I feel really ……………………….. about it.
(a) bad
(b) badly

Answer : A

Question. I feel …………………….. about him.
(a) bad
(b) badly

Answer : A

Question. You are walking too ………………………..
(a) slow
(b) slowly

Answer : B

Question. He walked …………………………
(a) slow
(b) slowly

Answer : B

Question. The lecture was ………………………….. boring.
Please select 2 correct answers
(a) fairly
(b) rather
(c) pretty

Answer : B, C

Question. These shoes are ……………………….. uncomfortable.
Please select 2 correct answers
(a) fairly
(b) rather
(c) quite

Answer : C. B

Question. All of them disappeared …………………………
(a) early
(b) soon

Answer : B

Question. If you work ………………………….., you will get good marks.
(a) hard
(b) hardly

Answer : A

Question. We ………………….. see a lion.
(a) rarely
(b) scarcely
(c) rare

Answer : A

Question. He narrated the incident in ………………………….
(a) detail
(b) details

Answer : A

Question. The movie was ………………………. interesting.
Please select 2 correct answers
(a) so
(b) very
(c) too

Answer : A

Question. He often comes ………………………… to school.
(a) late
(b) lately

Answer : A

Question. He behaved …………………………….
(a) cowardly
(b) like a coward
(c) as a coward

Answer : B

Question. I enjoy …………………………. biographies.
(a) reading
(b) to read

Answer : A

Question. He resembles his father …………………………
(a) close
(b) closely

Answer : B

Question. He resembles his father ……………………………
(a) closely
(b) close

Answer : A

Question. The lecture was ……………………….. boring
Please select 2 correct answers
(a) quite
(b) rather
(c) fairly

Answer : A, B

Question. Never ……………………….. seen such a sight.
(a) I have
(b) have I

Answer : B

 

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