2. Adverb: a word that describes a verb.
An adverb tells you more about a verb.
Some adverbs answer the question
“how?”
- The dog barked LOUDLY.
- The tiger waits PATIENTLY.
- The girl sits QUIETLY.

3. Some adverbs answer the question
“Where?”
- It has beautiful pictures INSIDE.
Some adverbs answer the question
“When?”
Let’s travel to the beach TODAY.

4. Comparing two actions:
 If the adverb ends in -ly, use more.
The boy worked more steadily than me.
 Other adverbs, use the ending -er.
The cow ran faster than the snail.
.

5. Comparing three or more actions.
 If the adverb ends in -ly, use most.
The woman sang most beautifully of all.
 Other adverbs, use the ending -est.
The ant worked the hardest of all the
insects.

6. Do not use two words that mean no (not,
none, nobody, never, etc…) in the same
sentence.
Wrong: I don’t know no one named Sue.
Correct: I don’t know anyone named Sue.

7. Can you make a sentence using these adverbs?
Late
Today
After
Now
Sadly
Safely
Happily
slowly