Adverbs For Class 7 Examples, Types, Worksheets and Free PDF

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Adverb Define: An adverb is a word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb.

Adverbs for Class 7 Examples in Sentences

1. The blind man was walking carefully on the road.
2. Children were playing there.
3. Ron is very clever
4. She is looking very beautiful.
5. Don’t decide too fast.

Adverb Types

These are types of adverbs for class 7

1. Adverb of Manner
2. Adverb of Place
3. Adverb of Time
4. Adverb of Frequency
5. Adverb of Degree
6. Adverb of Interrogative

1. Adverbs of manner

The adverb of manner shows how or in what manner the action is taken or done is called adverb of manner.

Adverb of manner Examples

1. The lady purchased the clothes from the market quickly.
2. The employees are working very hard these days.
3. Harry writes clearly.
4. The author writes the story very well.
5. She cooks tasty food.

2. Adverbs of place

The adverb of the place indicates where or at what place the action is taken.

Adverbs of place Examples

1. Stand there now.
2. My mother is here.
3. My cat follows me everywhere now.
4. you may sit there with your friends.
5. You may move back soon.

3. Adverbs of frequency

The adverb of frequency shows how frequently or often the task is done.

Adverb of frequency Examples

1. He narrated the story once a month.
2. She visited here frequently.
3. Opportunities knock on the door itself sometimes.
4. People often make the same mistakes again.
5. you always do it knowingly.

4. Adverbs of time

The adverbs of time tell at what time the action is taking place.

Adverbs of time Examples

1. They will reach here on time tomorrow.
2. I got a call from my friend yesterday.
3. We shall go there now.
4. Come, visit here soon.
5. I will talk to you tomorrow.

5. Adverbs of Degree

An adverb degree tells how much? what degree? here are some examples given below.

Adverbs of Degree Examples

1. Sneha hardly goes to parties.
2. She is not fully prepared for the examination.
3.  He is quite wrong in his statement.
4. I am completely satisfied.
5. Devi has done this perfectly.

6. Interrogative Adverb

An interrogative adverb asks questions such as how? when? where? what? why? Here are some examples given below.

Interrogative Adverb Examples

1. When did the ship reach there?
2. How did he manage to escape from there?
3. Where were you going today?
4. Why are you so happy?
5. why do you tell him everything?

Adverb Worksheet

Worksheet 1: Underline the adverb in the following sentences and write its type. 

1. There was rainwater everywhere due to heavy rain.
2. The man hit the dog very hard.
3. This incident took place outside the hotel yesterday.
4. How did my brother got hurt suddenly?
5. The students cheerfully greeted the winner in the playground.
6. Did you ever come early to attend any wedding?
7. The students attended the classes daily.
8. When is the next class now?
9. Ram has answered the question quite correctly.
10. The students were behaving foolishly.

Answers

1. Everywhere- adverb of place
2. Hard- adverb of manner
3. Outside- adverb of place
4. How_ interrogative adverb
5. Cheerfully- adverb of manner
6. Early- adverb of frequency
7. Daily- adverb of frequency
8. Quite- adverb of manner
9. Foolishly- adverb of manner

Difference between adverb and adjective 

Adverb – adverb adds meaning to the verb.

For Example – Rohan speaks fast.

Adjective – adjective adds meaning to the noun.

For Example – Rohan drives a fast car.

Exercise on adverbs class 7th

Write whether the bold words are adverbs or adjectives in a sentence.

1. Shivan has worked enough.
2. Sonu is driving his scooter fast.
3. Paridhi has come early today.
4. She was much pleased today.
5. I had a long journey to Delhi.
6. The newlyweds stayed long in Manali.
7. He has eaten enough food now.
8. Ramu gets up early in the morning.
9. We find it very difficult to concentrate on work.
10. The Apples are almost ripe to be sold in the market now.

Answers

1. Adverb
2. Adjective
3. Adverb
4. Adverb
5. Adjective
6. Adjective
7. Adverb
8. Adverb
9. Adverb
10. Adverb

Formation of adverbs

Most adverbs of manners and some adverbs of degree are formed by adding -ly to the adjective.

For Example : 

1. Brave- bravely
2. Kind- kindly
3. Total- totally
4. Successful- successfully
5. Beautiful- Beautifully

In words ending with -e, -e is retained before adding -ly

For Example :

1. Brave- bravely
2. Safe- safely
3. Nice- nicely
4. secure-securely
5. eager- eagerly

Adverb Worksheet

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of adverbs formed from adjectives.

1. My elder brother _________ (easy) passed the examinations this year.
2. They have been treated __________ (bad) by their owner.
3. He behaved with everyone _______ (nice) at the party.
4. I have done this work ________(Beautiful).
5. The old woman prepared food __________ (happy) for the guest.
6. He was driving the car _________ (careful) on the crowded road of the city.
7. The cook has _______ (easy) prepared the dinner for everyone.
8. She ________(usual) comes here with incomplete Task.
9. Doctor, she is serious. Please attend her _________ (immediate) .
10. He _______ (loyal) served his country.

Answers

1. Easily
2. Badly
3. Nicely
4. Beautifully
5. Happily
6. Carefully
7. Easily
8. Usually
9. Immediately
10. Loyally

The Adverb degree of comparison

Some adverbs like adjectives have three degrees of comparison such as positive, comparative, and superlative.

For Example :

• Surya always runs fast.
• Mika is running faster than Surya
• Ravi is the fastest runner in the world.

From the above examples, we can easily understand, fast is a positive degree, faster is a comparative degree, and fastest is a superlative degree.

Formation of positive comparative and superlative degree

The comparative form is formed by adding -er and the superlative is formed by adding -est to the positive degree.

For adverbs ending with -ly, the comparative degree is formed by adding more and the superlative degree is formed by adding most to the positive form.

Some adverbs form their degree of comparison in an unusual way.

Worksheet for adverbs class 7

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate degree of adjective given in the bracket.

1. kite can fly ________ (high) than sparrow.
2. Please, find the ________ (last) news for weather.
3. Rohan worked _________ (hard) than his friends yesterday.
4. I will try to behave _______ (nice) than yesterday.
5. The college canteen maintains ________ (less) hygiene these days to serve at earliest.
6. Surya shouted ________ (loud) than me
7. Aashu jumped _______ (high) than her others.
8. Arjit’s voice is _______ (good) than any other singer.
9. Who lives ________ (near) Priya’s or Nitin’s house?
10. The battle was on, and the Indian soldiers fought the _______ (bravely) to win the fort.

Answers

1. Higher
2. Latest
3. Harder
4. More nicely
5. Less
6. Loudest
7. Higher
8. Better
9. Near
10. Most bravely

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