For Writing today we were to look at what adverbs and imperative verbs are. An imperative verb is a word that you put at the start of a sentence to make it a command. Adverbs are a word that end in ly. We had to make a list of imperative verbs and adverbs on a DLO, this is my DLO.
We also have to make sentences for every word we write. My sentences are beneath the DLO.
Can you name anymore adverbs or imperative verbs?
Imperative verb sentences
1- Measure how much flour you need.
2- Hold the paper.
3- Mix the eggs and milk together.
4- Whisk the eggs.
5- Slice the bread.
6- Place the candle by the window.
7- Tidy your room.
8- Wash the car.
9- Play outside.
10- Put your clothes in the washing machine.
Adverb sentences
1- Carefully move the vase.
2- Stir vigorously and add milk.
3- Gently pour the milk.
4- Finish your homework completely.
5- Stir until the mixture gradually becomes thick.
6- Safely let it cook.
7- Slowly back out of the driveway.
8- Place that down nicely.
9- Interestingly he plays the piano.
10- Unfortunately he feel over.
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ReplyDeleteGreat job on identifying the different verbs and adverbs. What one is your favourite adverb?
Hi Miss Holland
ReplyDeleteThank you for the Dojo points Miss Holland.
I really appreciate your comments.
My favourite adverb is Slowly back out of the driveway. What si your favourite adverb?
Hi Jennah Your work is absolutely fabulous. It has everything you need to put for someone to understand what your telling them. You really do deserve the dojo points.
ReplyDeleteAnother imperative verb is turn and adverb is quickly.
Hi Mrs Rooney
DeleteThank you for your positive comment.
I like it how you added an example.
From Jennah