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Adverb worksheets — Class 3 to 5, with answers

Free adverb worksheets for Class 3, 4 and 5: find the adverb, choose the correct adverb and make adverbs from adjectives (quick → quickly) — with answers.

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Find the adverb

Class 3 · Worksheet 1 · set 63
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Underline the adverb in each sentence.

  1. The children played happily.
  2. We will go tomorrow.
  3. He answered correctly.
  4. The old man walked carefully.
  5. He always tells the truth.
  6. I often read stories.
  7. The boy ran quickly.
  8. The bird flew away.
  9. They arrived early.
  10. She writes neatly.
  11. The tortoise walks slowly.
  12. The baby slept peacefully.

Choose the correct adverb

Class 4 · Worksheet 2 · set 63
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Choose the correct word from the brackets.

  1. We went to the zoo ______. (yesterday / tomorrow)
  2. The baby is sleeping, so talk ______. (quietly / loudly)
  3. The thunder roared ______. (loudly / softly)
  4. He did his homework ______. (careful / carefully)
  5. The bus arrived ______. (late / lately)
  6. The players ran ______ onto the field. (eager / eagerly)
  7. She smiled ______ at her friend. (happy / happily)
  8. Riya ______ comes late to school. (never / tomorrow)
  9. He solved the sum ______. (easy / easily)
  10. Write your name ______. (neat / neatly)
  11. The teacher spoke ______ to the new boy. (kind / kindly)
  12. The snail moves ______. (slowly / quickly)

Make adverbs

Class 4–5 · Worksheet 3 · set 63
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Make an adverb from each adjective.

  1. brave
  2. quick
  3. happy
  4. soft
  5. kind
  6. angry
  7. careful
  8. beautiful
  9. polite
  10. easy
  11. clear
  12. true
  13. gentle
  14. loud
  15. sad
  16. neat

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What is an adverb? Give examples.

A word that tells how, when or where something happens: slowly, loudly, today, here, always.

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