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Grade 6: Yes/No about music and adverbs

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Music and Adverbs: True or False
 

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Grade 6: Yes/No about music and adverbs

by Hurliman Kenesbaeva
1

We listen quickly to the rhythm using the noun 'speed'.

2

Adverbs always come before the verb in English.

3

He sings beautifully in the choir.

4

We listen carefully to the melody.

5

The sentence 'She plays the piano softly' is incorrect grammar.

6

They practice every day.

7

In music, adjectives describe how you play a piece.

8

She plays the guitar softly.

9

The band performed loudly at the concert.

10

The adverb 'softly' describes the notes.

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