Types of Adverbs - Exercises show special characters display incorrect answers Exercises What type is each underlined adverb? Ese chico habla demasiado.[This boy talks too much.] → locative adverbtemporal adverbcausal adverbadverb of amount or degreeadverb of manneradverb of affirmationadverb of negationinterrogative adverb Siempre vamos a nadar los martes.[We always go swimming on Tuesdays.] → locative adverbtemporal adverbcausal adverbadverb of amount or degreeadverb of manneradverb of affirmationadverb of negationinterrogative adverb ¿Me lo puedes repetir más despacio? [Can you repeat it slower?] → locative adverbtemporal adverbcausal adverbadverb of amount or degreeadverb of manneradverb of affirmationadverb of negationinterrogative adverb El libro está a la izquierda de la lámpara. [The book is to the left of the lamp.] → locative adverbtemporal adverbcausal adverbadverb of amount or degreeadverb of manneradverb of affirmationadverb of negationinterrogative adverb Obviamente, el medio ambiente no es una prioridad para los gobiernos. [It’s obvious that the environment is not a priority for the government.] → locative adverbtemporal adverbcausal adverbadverb of amount or degreeadverb of manneradverb of affirmationadverb of negationinterrogative adverb ¿Por qué no os vais de vacaciones a un lugar tranquilo?[Why don’t you go on holiday someplace quiet?] → locative adverbtemporal adverbcausal adverbadverb of amount or degreeadverb of manneradverb of affirmationadverb of negationinterrogative adverb Choose the correct adverb for each sentence. Each adverb can only be used once! Los sábados nos levantamos tempranomuchoespecialmentesiemprenunca .[On Saturdays, we get up early.] Nos gusta tempranomuchoespecialmentesiemprenunca salir a hacer excursiones en bicicleta.[We like to take bicycle trips.] Nos gusta ir al lago tempranomuchoespecialmentesiemprenunca cuando hace calor.[We especially like to go to the lake when it’s hot.] TempranoMuchoEspecialmenteSiempreNunca se nos olvida llevarnos algo de comer.[We never forget to bring along something to eat.] TempranoMuchoEspecialmenteSiempreNunca volvemos antes de que anochezca para no perdernos.[We always come back before dark so we don’t get lost.] Online exercises to improve your Spanish Our online exercises for Spanish help you to learn and practice grammar rules in an interactive manner. To make sure that you understand the correct answers, our answer keys offer simple explanations as well as handy tips and tricks. Types of Adverbs - Exercises Adverb types – mixed exercise Need more practice? With Lingolia Plus you can access 6 additional exercises about Types, as well as 948 online exercises to improve your Spanish. Get 3 months membership for just €10.49 (≈ $12.48). Learn more about Lingolia Plus here Tipos de adverbios - ejercicios adicionales Become a Lingolia Plus member to access these additional exercises. Tipos de adverbios – clasificación B1 Tipos de adverbios – identificación (1) B1 Tipos de adverbios – completar (1) B1 Tipos de adverbios – completar (2) B2 Tipos de adverbio – completar (3) B2 Tipos de adverbios – completar (4) C1 A1Beginner A2Elementary B1Intermediate B2Upper intermediate C1Advanced GrammarAdverbsTypesTypes of Adverbs - Exercises
