Thursday, February 02, 2006

Adverbs

We learned about adjectives and adverbs in class.
Today, we'll practice what we have learnt.
· How do we form the adverbs? – I know you know it, but here is a chance to practice it again Form of adverbs (Just click on the link and Fill in the blanks. When you finish, check your answers and call your teacher politely- before moving on.)

· In the following link you'll get a chance to show and check your knowledge on what should you use, An adjective or an adverb? (Follow the same instructions as before)

Since you master the comparison of adjectives and you know how to form adverbs and when to use them, I'm sure comparison of adverbs would be easy for you, simply "a piece of cake" (eating it not getting rid of the extra weight).
Comparison of adverbs (Just follow the same drill)


Now, you are ready to use your knowledge and read a short text about the Niagara-falls . Read the text and do the short exercise at the bottom.
When you finish, you know whom to call to check your work!

Enjoy and learn