Let's solve this step by step.
The task is to
complete each sentence with an adverb that matches the adjective given in the first part of the sentence. Adverbs often describe *how* something is done, and they are usually formed by adding
-ly to an adjective (though there are exceptions).
We’ll go through each sentence:
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1.
My dad is a careful driver. → He drives
carefully.
✔ Already completed correctly. "Carefully" is the adverb form of "careful".
2.
Jason is a bad player. → He plays _________.
- "Bad" is the adjective. The adverb form is
badly.
→ He plays
badly.
3.
Nicha is a good cook. → She cooks _________.
- "Good" → adverb form is
well.
(Note: "good" becomes "well" as an adverb; not "goodly", which is rare).
→ She cooks
well.
4.
Pakorn's a fast swimmer. → He swims _________.
- "Fast" is already an adverb in many contexts, but it can also be used as an adjective.
Here, we need the adverb form —
fast is acceptable as an adverb (e.g., "He runs fast").
However, the more formal adverb form is
quickly, but "fast" works too.
Since the original word is "fast", and it functions as both adjective and adverb, we use
fast.
→ He swims
fast.
5.
Tiwan's a hard worker. → He works _________.
- "Hard" is an adjective here ("hard worker"), and the adverb form is
hard.
(Note: "hard" is used as an adverb meaning with effort — e.g., "work hard").
→ He works
hard.
6.
Jan is a slow writer. → She writes _________.
- "Slow" → adverb form is
slowly.
→ She writes
slowly.
7.
I am a quiet speaker. → I speak _________.
- "Quiet" → adverb form is
quietly.
→ I speak
quietly.
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✔ Final Answers:
1. carefully
2. badly
3. well
4. fast
5. hard
6. slowly
7. quietly
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📝 Explanation:
- We convert the
adjective in the first sentence into its
adverb form to describe
how the action is performed.
- Most adverbs end in
-ly, but some (like *fast*, *hard*, *well*) have irregular forms.
- Remember:
"good" → "well",
"bad" → "badly",
"quiet" → "quietly", etc.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adverb worksheet 5th grade.