Adjectives Worksheets | Regular Adjectives Worksheets - Free Printable

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We need to decide if the bolded word is an adjective or an adverb.

Remember:
- Adjectives describe nouns (people, places, things).
- Adverbs describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs — often tell how, when, where, or how much something happens.

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1. Jane sang joyfully.
→ “Joyfully” tells *how* she sang → describes the verb “sang” → adverb

2. Kyle always wears red shoes.
→ “Red” describes the noun “shoes” → adjective

3. I asked hesitantly.
→ “Hesitantly” tells *how* I asked → describes the verb “asked” → adverb

4. We come to this store often.
→ “Often” tells *when* or *how frequently* we come → describes the verb “come” → adverb

5. We barely finished our lunch.
→ “Barely” tells *how much* we finished → describes the verb “finished” → adverb

6. Everyone gathered in the warm kitchen.
→ “Warm” describes the noun “kitchen” → adjective

7. His books have been successful.
→ “Successful” describes the noun “books” → adjective

8. The dog chewed contentedly.
→ “Contentedly” tells *how* the dog chewed → describes the verb “chewed” → adverb

9. You never call me anymore.
→ “Never” tells *when* or *how often* you call → describes the verb “call” → adverb

10. Thanks for a delightful evening.
→ “Delightful” describes the noun “evening” → adjective

11. I look forward to a wonderful day.
→ “Wonderful” describes the noun “day” → adjective

12. We slept well last night.
→ “Well” tells *how* we slept → describes the verb “slept” → adverb

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Final Answer:
1. adverb
2. adjective
3. adverb
4. adverb
5. adverb
6. adjective
7. adjective
8. adverb
9. adverb
10. adjective
11. adjective
12. adverb