PARTS OF SPEECH VERBS PRACTICE

identify the adverb/s in the sentence: Leena always dresses stylishly and neatly.

always, stylishly, neatly

identify the adverb/s in the sentence: Tom Sawyer's fence was carefully and thoroughly whitewashed.

carefully, thoroughly

identify the verb and if it is a visible or mental action verb: The teacher carefully considered the question.

considered: mental

identify the verb and if it is a visible or mental action verb: Grandma always gives me a treat.

gives: visible

state the helping verb/s and main verb/s: Ms. Wilkins does not always announce tests.

helping verbs: does/main verb: announce

state the helping verb/s and main verb/s: Bill may not call tonight.

helping verbs: may/main verb: call

state the helping verb/s and main verb/s: Phil should never have repeated that remark.

helping verbs: should, have/main verb: repeated

state the helping verb/s and main verb/s: Will your sister be starting college this fall?

helping verbs: will, be/main verb: starting

identify the adverb/s in the sentence: Come here immediately!

here, immediately

identify the adverb/s in the sentence: Slowly and surely the tortoise won the race.

slowly, surely

identify the verb and if it is a visible or mental action verb: Hansel and Gretel wandered through the forest.

wandered: visible

identify the verb and if it is a visible or mental action verb: Darin wished for a career in music.

wishes: mental