Adverbs, Adjectives & Articles Quiz

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Test your grasp of adverbs, adjectives, and articles.

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Adverbs, Adjectives & Articles QuizOnline version Test your grasp of adverbs, adjectives, and articles. by behruzbek.iminov 1 The word 'quickly' is an adverb. Yes No 2 The word 'run' is an adverb. Yes No 3 In English, the articles a, an, and the accompany nouns. Yes No 4 Adjectives are always used after the noun in English. Yes No 5 An adjective describes a noun or pronoun. Yes No 6 An adverb often modifies a verb, but can modify adjectives and other adverbs. Yes No 7 An article can modify a noun without a noun following it. Yes No 8 In the phrase 'the tall man', 'the' is an article and 'tall' is an adjective. Yes No 9 The word 'very' is a noun. Yes No 10 The word 'blue' can be an adjective describing a noun. Yes No 11 Adverbs always come after the verb. Yes No

Adverbs, Adjectives & Articles QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of adverbs, adjectives, and articles.

by behruzbek.iminov

The word 'quickly' is an adverb.

Yes

The word 'run' is an adverb.

Yes

In English, the articles a, an, and the accompany nouns.

Yes

Adjectives are always used after the noun in English.

Yes

An adjective describes a noun or pronoun.

Yes

An adverb often modifies a verb, but can modify adjectives and other adverbs.

Yes

An article can modify a noun without a noun following it.

Yes

In the phrase 'the tall man', 'the' is an article and 'tall' is an adjective.

Yes

The word 'very' is a noun.

Yes

The word 'blue' can be an adjective describing a noun.

Yes

Adverbs always come after the verb.

Yes

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Adverbs, Adjectives & Articles QuizOnline version

by behruzbek.iminov

The word 'quickly' is an adverb.

The word 'run' is an adverb.

In English, the articles a, an, and the accompany nouns.

Adjectives are always used after the noun in English.

An adjective describes a noun or pronoun.

An adverb often modifies a verb, but can modify adjectives and other adverbs.

An article can modify a noun without a noun following it.

In the phrase 'the tall man', 'the' is an article and 'tall' is an adjective.

The word 'very' is a noun.

The word 'blue' can be an adjective describing a noun.

Adverbs always come after the verb.

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