25 Adverbs

Adverbs are words that tell us more about verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs in a sentence. They often describe how something happens, when it happens, or where it happens. Adverbs add details to sentences and help us understand actions or qualities better. For example, in the sentence "She ran quickly," the word "quickly" is an adverb because it tells us how she ran (fast). 

Here are 25 basic English adverbs along with example sentences:

1. **Quickly**: She ran quickly to catch the bus.

2. **Slowly**: He walked slowly through the park.

3. **Quietly**: Please, speak quietly in the library.

4. **Loudly**: The music played loudly at the party.

5. **Well**: She sings well in the choir.

6. **Badly**: He performed badly in the exam.

7. **Calmly**: She handled the situation calmly.

8. **Nervously**: He tapped his foot nervously during the interview.

9. **Suddenly**: The car stopped suddenly at the red light.

10. **Always**: He always arrives on time for meetings.

11. **Never**: She never forgets her keys.

12. **Often**: They often go hiking on weekends.

13. **Rarely**: He rarely eats fast food.

14. **Usually**: I usually take a break around noon.

15. **Now**: I'm busy now, but I can help later.

16. **Yesterday**: We went to the beach yesterday.

17. **Tomorrow**: I have a meeting tomorrow morning.

18. **Today**: Today is a beautiful day.

19. **Early**: He woke up early to catch the sunrise.

20. **Late**: She's always late for appointments.

21. **Here**: The book you're looking for is here.

22. **There**: The cat is over there on the couch.

23. **Everywhere**: There are footprints everywhere in the snow.

24. **Nowhere**: He looked everywhere, but the keys were nowhere to be found.

25. **Soon**: We will be home soon after this errand.

Here are 10 fill-in-the-blank questions to test students' understanding of adverbs:

Use the wards from this list

• Well / Loudly / Everywhere / Quietly / Calmly

 Often / Soon / Early / Quietly /Suddenly 

1. She sings ___________ in the school choir.

2. He looked ___________ but couldn't find his lost book.

3. The dog barked ___________ when the mailman arrived.

4. They go hiking in the mountains ___________.

5. She arrived ___________ for the important meeting.

6. The children played ___________ in the backyard.

7. He speaks ___________ during presentations.

8. The cake disappeared ___________ at the party.

9. I will be there ___________ to help you with your homework.

10. Please, close the door ___________ to keep the cold air out.

Here's another set of 10 fill-in-the-blank questions to test students' understanding of adverbs:

Use the wards from this list

Quickly / Suddenly

Never / Early

Late / There
Everywhere / Hard

Clearly / Nervously

1. He reads books ___________ because he loves to learn.

2. She ___________ forgets her anniversary.

3. The sun sets ___________ in the summer.

4. The movie ended ___________, and everyone applauded.

5. They will arrive ___________ at the airport to catch their flight.

6. The teacher explained the lesson ___________.

7. The cat hid ___________ under the bed when it heard thunder.

8. The children played soccer ___________ in the park.

9. He worked ___________ to finish the project on time.

10. You can find that book ___________ on the top shelf.