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Adverbs flashcards

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This GoConqr page gathers user-made adverbs flashcards, from frequency and manner to time and place. School students can practise recognising and using adverbs, while teachers can find prompts for lessons. There are over 80 flashcards from more than 70 users to explore; choose a deck and start revising.

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About adverbs flashcards

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Choosing adverbs flashcards

Start with Adverbs of Frequency for questions about everyday activities, such as walking to school or studying after class. Another deck with the same title covers where frequency adverbs usually go in a sentence, including their position with the verb be.

For other types, Adverbs of time groups examples by when, how long and how often. Adverbs of place looks at use and position, including expressions with here and there. There are also decks on comparative adverbs and sentence adverbs.

Revising with the decks

Work through a deck by recalling an answer before checking the card. Then return to any examples you found difficult. If you want a wider view of a point, switch to a mind map on the Adverbs unit page; use a quiz when you want to check your recall in a different format.

Pick a deck that matches the point you want to practise.

Frequently asked questions

Which flashcards are useful for practising frequency adverbs?

The page has several decks called Adverbs of Frequency. One uses questions about everyday activities, while another explains the usual position of frequency adverbs in sentences. There is also a French and English deck with words such as always, usually and never.

Are there flashcards about adverbials as well as adverbs?

Yes. The Adverbials deck includes cards on types of adverbials and their positions in sentences. Another deck compares adverbials with adverbs and lists classifications including space, time and process. These offer a way to explore the distinctions alongside the decks on particular adverb types.

Are the flashcards free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes.

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