Practice: Adverbs

The adverb 'slowly' is needed to modify the verb 'reads'. In Spanish, you would also use the adverb 'lentamente'.

The verb 'plays' needs an -s because it is in the third person singular form. In Spanish, the verb would also change ('él toca').

The adverb 'smoothly' is needed to modify the verb 'runs'. In Spanish, you would also use the adverb 'suavemente'.

The adverb 'hard' is needed to modify the verb 'work'. Be careful not to use 'hardly', which means 'almost not'. In Spanish, you would say 'trabajan duro'.

The verb 'plays' needs an -s because it is in the third person singular form. In Spanish, the verb would also change ('ella toca').

The adverb 'carefully' is needed to modify the verb 'drives'. In Spanish, you would also use the adverb 'cuidadosamente'.

The adverb 'quickly' is needed to modify the verb 'work'. In Spanish, you would also use the adverb 'rápidamente'.

The adverb 'well' is needed to modify the verb 'sings'. In Spanish, you would also use the adverb 'bien'.

The adverb 'carefully' is needed to modify the verb 'drives'. In Spanish, you would also use the adverb 'cuidadosamente'.

The correct adverb is 'hard', not 'harding'. Be aware that 'hard' is the same in its adjective and adverb form. In Spanish, you would say 'ella trabaja duro'.