An __________describes a verb.

Which of the following adverbs is not used for time?

Which of the following adverbs is not used for place?

Which of the following adverbs is not used for manner?

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. My grandfather’s house is nearby.

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. He quickly agreed to go to the store for milk.

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. After a long day at work, we headed homewards.

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. Later Robin Hood stole the king’s crown.

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. She asked me to leave the room quietly.

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. She stayed at her grandmother’s house all day.

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. My great-grandfather's house is nearby.

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. The doctor woke the gently sleeping patient.

Tell whether the adverb in italics indicates time, place, or manner. Our family goes on an outing monthly.

Choose the best adverb of manner to complete this sentence. Every time we go out, we eat in Japanese restaurant __________.

Choose the best adverb of time to complete this sentence. Have you done your homework_________?

Choose the best adverb of time to complete this sentence. Do you _______________ work at the bank?

Choose the best adverb of place to complete this sentence. Close the door when you go_________.

Choose the best adverb of place to complete this sentence. The cat is hiding _________the couch.

Choose the best adverb of place to complete this sentence. Will you be starting your plants ________________ or in a greenhouse?

Choose the best adverb of place to complete this sentence. __________, the boy got the grand prize.