Title: T1) introduction video adverbs of manner

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Add the details to the following sentences.

Q: She runs [...] in the morning.
He sings [...] in the choir.
The teacher speaks [...] to the students.
They danced [...] at the ball.
I cooked the meal [...] so we wouldn't be late.
A: slowly; beautifully; clearly; gracefully; quickly
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Fill in the Blanks

Built the adverbs to the following adjectives by using the method that the woman in the video explained.

Q: accidental - [...] angry - [...] glad - [...]

quiet -  [...] happy - [...] close - [...]

honest - [...] hungry - [...] thoughtful - [...]
A: accidentally; angrily; gladly; quietly; happily; closely; honestly; hungrily; thoughtfully
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Multiple Choice

Q: Where can adverbs of manner be positioned in English sentences?
- in the beginning of the sentence (e.g. Hastily, she packed her things) (correct)
- between the verb and the object of the sentence (e.g. She is reading slowly a book)
- Before the main verb of the sentence (e.g. He nervously opened the door to the basement) (correct)
- right after the main verb of the sentence (e.g. We were told to run quickly) (correct)
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Summary

What was this video about? Choose the best option.

- The video was about adverbs of manner. (correct)
- The video was about verbs and how they are built in the English language.

- Adverbs of manner can be used to describe how something is done in more detail. (correct)
- Adverbs of manner can be used to describe persons, things and ideas.

- In the English language, adverbs are commonly built by adding "-ly" to the adjective. (correct)
- Adverbs of manner look the same as their corresponding adjectives

- There are certain positions, where adverbs of manner can be positioned in the sentence (e.g. in the beginning, at the end or after the verb) (correct)
- Adverbs of manner can be placed randomly in the sentence

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