Adverb or adverbial phrase quiz

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This adverb quiz tests and helps us understand what adverb or adverbial phrases are, how they are formed, how many types of adverb phrases we have in English, and how to identify them.

You can also go through our detailed post on adverb/adverbial phrases before trying this adverb or adverbial phrase quiz and gain some understanding of the topic.

I’d suggest that you try the adverb/adverbial phrase quiz first and then go through the post to gain more clarity.

 

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#1. An adverb phrase is ____.

#2. What is a regular adverb phrase made of?

#3. Which of these statements is not true.

#4. Select a regular adverb phrase.

#5. “The kids hid the money in the box.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#6. “Some people at the hall are talking like crazy people.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#7. “After the match, we are going out with all the students of the class.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#8. “The first day of the month is the time when we throw a party to set the tone of the month.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#9. “The boys were waiting for you at the club.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#10. “Some cops from Haryana came to my place to ask some questions about the party.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#11. “The yellow car coming at us was bought last month.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#12. “The man with a gun in his hand was running towards us.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#13. “To go there at this time can be very risky.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#14. “To be honest, I think I will never meet the girl of my dreams.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#15. “Some of the people from the club are not willing to exercise at the park.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#16. “His father advised me not to study Jon’s place.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#17. “One of my friends living in Mumbai dances like Michael Jackson.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#18. “When Jon gets nervous, he speaks quite fast.” Select the adverbial phrase.

#19. “Last night, I got a call from an unknown number from Haryana..” Select the adverbial phrase.

#20. “Jon Jones, one of the best UFC fighters, lives in my neighborhood.” Select the adverbial phrase.

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