Question

Q2. Test your understanding with this quick quiz.

1. Which kind of adverb is used in this sentence?

"Fast cars have to be driven carefully."

a) adverb of degree

b) adverb of manner c) adverb of time

2. In this sentence, which is the adverb of degree?

"Selena always tries really hard."

a) always

b) really

c) hard

3. Which is the adverb of time or frequency?

"Nick never tries hard enough."

a) never

b) hard

c) enough

4.Which kind of adverb isn't used in this sentence?

"The dam we built here never gets completely full."

a) adverb of manner

b) adverb of degree

c) adverb of place ​

Answer 1

Answer:

• adverb of manner
• really
• hard
• adverb of place

Answer 2

Answer:

1) b) adverb of manner is used in the sentence "Fast cars have to be driven carefully".

Explanation: Adverbs of manner are used in a sentence a manner to express a way in which something happens. The above sentence fits the category of adverb of manner. Hence, the given sentence is adverbs of manner.

2)  c) hard is the adverb of degree is used in the sentence, "Selena always tries really hard".

Explanation: In the sentence, "Selena always tries really hard" the adverb of degree is hard. Adverbs of degree are used in a sentence to tell us the degree or extent to which something happens. So, the adverb of degree is hard.

3) a) never is the adverb of time or frequency in the sentence, "Nick never tries hard enough"

Explanation: The adverb of time or frequency used in the sentence, "Nick never tries hard enough" is never. Adverbs of time or frequency tell us about the time that something happens. Here, in the sentence, the word 'never' is the adverb of time as it indicates the frequency of the occurrence in the sentence.

4) a) adverb of degree is not used in the sentence, "The dam we built here never gets completely full."

Explanation: "The dam we built here never gets completely full." does not include the adverb of degree as there is no mention of the happening of anything to a degree or an extent in the sentence. Whereas, the adverb of place and adverb of manner is used in the given sentence.

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