Transcript Adverbs2
It’s time to be a….. again We already know 3 ways to make sentences interesting. Using 4 different formulas What are the 4 formulas you have learned? SV SSV SVV SSVV The second way to make sentences more interesting is to use….. Describing words a ___ j ___ ___ t ___ v ___ ___ adjectives The third way to make sentences more interesting is to use… Words that help the main verb ___ e l ___ i ___ ___ ___ e r ___ ___ Helping Verbs How many Helping Verbs do we know? 23 Whose name do we use to remember the helping verbs? Chad B. Swim The reason why you need to be a detective again is that you need to look for more information about the verbs in your sentences. Kathy sang _______. What word might we add to this sentence to show when she sang? Kathy sang yesterday. Kathy sang tonight. Words that tell WHEN something happened are called ADVERBS. Let’s add a word to show Where she sang. Kathy sang __________. Kathy sang here. Kathy sang downstairs. Words that tell WHERE something happened are called ADVERBS. Let’s add a word to show How Kathy sang Kathy sang _____________. Kathy sang beautifully. Kathy sang loudly. Words that tell HOW something happened are called ADVERBS. Let’s add a word to show To what extend (how often or how much) Kathy sang Kathy sang _____________. Kathy sang daily. Kathy sang often. Words that tell To what extend something happened are called ADVERBS. Adverb Categorization Activity How, When, Where, To what extent quickly slowly early downstairs daily before beautifully everywhere fiercely Nightly tonight completely away frequently safely after upstairs immediately brightly fast weekly well totally down seriously there happily silently yesterday generously How ADVERBS When Where To What Extent how often/how much How ADVERBS When Where To What Extent how often/how much quickly early downstairs daily slowly before everywhere nightly beautifully tonight fiercely safely after immediately brightly yesterday fast well seriously happily silently generously away completely upstairs down frequently there totally weekly MARK S S V P MARK