Adverb Worksheet

English grammar lesson 22: Adverbs · Set 500 · 40 questions

The grammar rule (How is it done?): Adjective + -ly makes most adverbs: careful → carefully, happy → happily, gentle → gently. Special ones: good → well, fast → fast (never “fastly”). Always, often, usually, never go just before the main verb: She often eats rice.

1. 1.Which sentence is correct? (a) She drinks always tea. (b) She always drinks tea.
2. 2.Which sentence is correct? (a) I always eat rice. (b) I eat always rice.
3. 3.Which word is the adverb? “Myra rides gently every day.” (a) rides (b) gently (c) Myra (d) day
4. 4.Manav is a loud speaker. He speaks ___. (a) loud (b) loudly (c) loudely
5. 5.Saanvi is a loud speaker. She speaks ___. (a) loud (b) loudly (c) loudely
6. 6.Which word is the adverb? “Myra learns quickly every day.” (a) day (b) learns (c) quickly (d) Myra
7. 7.Which word is the adverb? “Tara dances beautifully every day.” (a) dances (b) beautifully (c) day (d) Tara
8. 8.Which word is the adverb? “Ishaan wins easily every day.” (a) Ishaan (b) day (c) wins (d) easily
9. 9.Karan is a quiet reader. He reads ___. (a) quiet (b) quietly (c) quitely
10. 10.Priya is a brave fighter. She fights ___. (a) bravly (b) bravely (c) brave
11. 11.Which word is the adverb? “Kabir wins easily every day.” (a) easily (b) wins (c) Kabir (d) day
12. 12.Which word is the adverb? “Vivaan wins easily every day.” (a) Vivaan (b) day (c) easily (d) wins
13. 13.Which word is the adverb? “Aarav speaks loudly every day.” (a) Aarav (b) loudly (c) day (d) speaks
14. 14.Kavya is a polite speaker. She speaks ___. (a) politly (b) polite (c) politely
15. 15.Which word is the adverb? “Sneha sings happily every day.” (a) day (b) sings (c) Sneha (d) happily
16. 16.Kabir is a loud speaker. He speaks ___. (a) loudly (b) loud (c) loudely
17. 17.Ira is a gentle rider. She rides ___. (a) gentlely (b) gentle (c) gently
18. 18.Which word is the adverb? “Aisha plays badly every day.” (a) Aisha (b) badly (c) plays (d) day
19. 19.Which sentence is correct? (a) I drink never milk. (b) I never drink milk.
20. 20.Which word is the adverb? “Ishaan plays badly every day.” (a) plays (b) badly (c) day (d) Ishaan
21. 21.Which sentence is correct? (a) He always drinks tea. (b) He drinks always tea.
22. 22.Which word is the adverb? “Ananya dances beautifully every day.” (a) beautifully (b) Ananya (c) day (d) dances
23. 23.Manav is a quick learner. He learns ___. (a) quickly (b) quick (c) quickely
24. 24.Which word is the adverb? “Ishaan speaks loudly every day.” (a) Ishaan (b) speaks (c) day (d) loudly
25. 25.Which word is the adverb? “Yash sings happily every day.” (a) day (b) Yash (c) happily (d) sings
26. 26.Riya is a slow walker. She walks ___. (a) slowely (b) slowly (c) slow
27. 27.Which word is the adverb? “Karan learns quickly every day.” (a) Karan (b) learns (c) quickly (d) day
28. 28.Neel is a polite speaker. He speaks ___. (a) politely (b) politly (c) polite
29. 29.Ishaan is a slow walker. He walks ___. (a) slowly (b) slowely (c) slow
30. 30.Which sentence is correct? (a) We drink usually milk. (b) We usually drink milk.
31. 31.Which sentence is correct? (a) She eats often fruit. (b) She often eats fruit.
32. 32.Which word is the adverb? “Rahul dances beautifully every day.” (a) Rahul (b) dances (c) beautifully (d) day
33. 33.Which word is the adverb? “Meera writes neatly every day.” (a) writes (b) day (c) Meera (d) neatly
34. 34.Karan is a good singer. He sings ___. (a) well (b) good
35. 35.Which sentence is correct? (a) We usually eat rice. (b) We eat usually rice.
36. 36.Which sentence is correct? (a) He drinks never milk. (b) He never drinks milk.
37. 37.Vivaan is a bad player. He plays ___. (a) bad (b) badely (c) badly
38. 38.Which sentence is correct? (a) He eats often rice. (b) He often eats rice.
39. 39.Which word is the adverb? “Ananya reads quietly every day.” (a) quietly (b) reads (c) Ananya (d) day
40. 40.Vivaan is a careful driver. He drives ___. (a) careful (b) carefuly (c) carefully

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