[6.16 Adverb] Q1.1: Identify the adverb in this sentence: "Students have been late to school lately because of the cold weather."

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.2: What is the type of the adverb 'lately' in this sentence: "Students have been late to school lately because of the cold weather"?

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.3: Identify the adverb in this sentence: "I still meet my best friends from my schooldays."

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.4: What is the type of the adverb 'still' in this sentence: "I still meet my best friends from my schooldays"?

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.5: Identify the adverb in this sentence: "The little boy ran upstairs to do his homework."

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.6: What is the type of the adverb 'upstairs' in this sentence: "The little boy ran upstairs to do his homework"?

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.7: Identify the adverb in this sentence: "I seldom put sugar in my coffee."

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.8: What is the type of the adverb 'seldom' in this sentence: "I seldom put sugar in my coffee"?

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.9: Identify the adverb in this sentence: "Jane is friendly and she behaves well in the class."

[6.16 Adverb] Q1.10: What is the type of the adverb 'well' in this sentence: "Jane is friendly and she behaves well in the class"?

[6.16 Adverb] Q2: Shop assistants work _____, but they don’t earn much money.

[6.16 Adverb] Q3: Don't speak so _____. I can't understand you.

[6.16 Adverb] Q4: The bride was _____ dressed.

[6.16 Adverb] Q5: He looked at me _____ but I had no idea why.

[6.16 Adverb] Q6: She looked _____, but I'm sure she was feeling very nervous.

[6.16 Adverb] Q7: Their apartment looks nice. In fact, it is _____.

[6.16 Adverb] Q8: I turned around _____ because there was a _____ shout.

[6.16 Adverb] Q9: Choose the grammatically correct sentence (Position of adverb):

[6.16 Adverb] Q10: Choose the grammatically correct sentence (Position of adverb):

[6.16 Adverb] Q11: Choose the correct sentence order: (downstairs and / set up / She / quickly / . / was / the table)

[6.16 Adverb] Q12: Choose the correct sentence order: (Only / my friends / half of / could / yesterday / come to / my party)