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In the following exercise, you can practise the main vocabulary of this unit 1.
It's about animals.
Remember all of them:
BIRD - COW - FISH - HAMSTER
HORSE - RABBIT - SNAKE
SQUIRREL
Enjoy!!!
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LEARNING ANIMALS EXERCISE 1ST GRADERS
In the following exercise, you can practise the main vocabulary of this unit 1.
It's about animals.
Remember all of them:
BIRD - COW - FISH - HAMSTER
HORSE - RABBIT - SNAKE
SQUIRREL
Enjoy!!!
It's awesome!!!
ADVERBS OF MANNER EXPLANATION WITH EXERCISE
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In the following post, we are able to learn basic rules about adverbs of manner.
We use adverbs of manner after a verb to describe the verb, and to say how something happens or how we do something.
Examples:
It rains heavily
(We are describing how it's raining)
He always replies quickly
(We are describing how he replies)
Adverbs of manner are always placed at the end of a sentence after a verb or, if there is an object after the verb.
Examples
She rides carefully
You play the violin brilliantly
We use VERY - REALLY - QUITE before an adverb of manner to give more emphasis.
Examples
It rains QUITE heavily.
She dances REALLY well.
You play the recorder VERY carefully.
You have to bear in mind that all adjectives are places before a noun and adverbs of manner after a verb.
Here below, there are some spelling rules to form adverbs of manner.
* Most adverbs add -ly
slow --> slowly
*Adverbs ending -y >> change -y to -i >> add -ly
happy --> happily
*Adverbs ending -le >> change -e to ly
reasonable --> reasonably
*Irregular adverbs
good --> well
*Adverbs that have the same form as the adjectives
fast --> fast
hard --> hard
early --> early
late --> late
right --> right
wrong --> wrong
Now, let's take the next exercise to reinforce the grammar rules learned before in the explanation.
QUESTIONS AND SHORT ANSWERS PRESENT SIMPLE
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In the following exercise, you can practise some questions and short answers with the present simple tense.
Read the sentences and then choose
DO - DON'T
DOES - DOESN'T - VERB
This is a drag and drop activity.
Enjoy!!!
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