Use this simple yet effective adverbs worksheet to assess students’ ability to identify adverb groups (adverbial phrases) in sentences.
Find the Adverb Groups! Adverbs Worksheet
This single-page worksheet requires students to underline the adverbial phrase in each of 12 sentences. This worksheet also comes with an answer key to make marking quick and easy!
Through completion of this task, students will demonstrate their ability to understand how adverb groups/phrases work in different ways to provide circumstantial details about an activity.
Using these Adverb Groups Worksheets in Your Classroom
Begin your lesson with a review of what adverb groups (or adverb phrases) are. You may wish to share our Adverbial Phrases Interactive Activity with your students — it’s the perfect resource for a quick refresh!
In addition to individual student work time, use this worksheet as a:
- literacy rotation or guided group
- lesson exit ticket
- fast finisher activity
- homework task
- whole-class review (via smartboard)
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Turn this teaching resource into a sustainable activity by displaying the task on your board and having students write their responses in their writing books.
Looking for More Awesome Adverbs Teaching Resources?
This teaching resource was created by Renee Murrant, a teacher in New South Wales and Teach Starter collaborator.
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Share this interactive drag-and-drop activity with your students to allow them to practise the correct use of adverbs and adjectives in the English language.
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