A identify the adverb and the word each adverb modifies. Then write whether the modified word is a
verb, an adjective or an adverb.
1. Please don't take her words seriously.
2. The infection is spreading fast. Consult the doctor immediately.
3. If you pay the fee now, you will avoid a fine later.
4. The film was so boring; it was a total waste of money and time!
5. He is extremely kind; he can't even harm an insect.
Answers
Answer:
Underlined: the word being modified
Bold: the adverb or adjective
An adverb is a word that describes where, when, or how something happens.
An adjective is a word that describes a noun.
1. Please don't take her words seriously.
The bold word is an adverb. This is because 'seriously' describing how you take her words.
2. The infection is spreading fast. Consult the doctor immediately.
The bold words are adverbs. This is because 'fast' describes how the infection spreads, and 'immediately' describes when you consult the doctor.
3. If you pay the fee now, you will avoid a fine later.
The bold words are adverbs. This is because 'now' and 'later' describe when you pay the fee and avoid the fine.
4. The film was so boring; it was a total waste of money and time!
The bold word is an adjective. This is because 'boring' describes the film.
5. He is extremely kind; he can't even harm an insect.
The bold word is an adjective. This is because 'kind' describes him.
please don't take her words seriously