An adverb describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb Add ‘ly’ to the word in ( ) to form an adverb that tells how Martha eats the berries - (quick) Pete waited (patient) for the fish to bite She (gentle) held the sign She waved her flag (wild) Paulo drove (slow) on the highway 10 She thought (dreaming) of her prince charming The box (complete) hid Jenna from sight They are listening (intent) to the story He bite (sharp) into the apple Anna (careful) poured the hot tea 11 12 13 14 15 She stood (quiet) holding her gift Vicky (glad) practiced her moves ‘I don’t know,’ said the detective (short) Carlo (tight) gripped the broom She (deep) dug a large hole in the yard 16 17 18 19 20 She stopped (sudden) and shot her arrow She (skilful) vacuumed the room She cared (dear) for her mother He plays (extreme) well She (rapid) delivered pizzas 21 22 23 24 25 She (willing) sang for her audience He (hard) noticed when the movie ended He walked the plank (ginger) She smiles (sweet) at the camera Ce Ce (swift) dusted the furniture 1 quickly patiently gently wildly slowly dreamingly completely intently sharply 10 carefully 11 quietly 12 gladly 13 shortly 14 tightly 15 deeply 16 suddenly 17 skilfully 18 dearly 19 extremely 20 rapidly 21 willingly 22 hardly 23 gingerly 24 sweetly 25 swiftly