English 9 Q1 Week 5

2. WORD OF THE DAY
acquitted
verb
/əˈkwit/
freed (someone) from a
criminal charge by a verdict
of not guilty.
Five suspects were acquitted after
a very fair trial.

3. LET’S REVIEW
1. They sing softly for the baby not to be
disturbed.
2. The ancient tree is very tall.
3. My favorite series ended too quickly.
What do we call the words in red?

4. LET’S REVIEW
An adverb is a word that modifies (describes) a verb
(They sing softly), an adjective (very tall), another
adverb (ended too quickly).
Adverbs often end in -ly, but some (such as fast) look
exactly the same as their adjective counterparts.

5. LET’S DISCOVER!
CAN YOU SEE AN ADVERB IN THE SENTENCE
BELOW?
We went everywhere we could.

6. LET’S DISCOVER!
CAN YOU SEE AN ADVERB IN THE SENTENCE
BELOW?
We went everywhere we could.

7. LET’S DISCOVER!
CAN YOU SEE AN ADVERB IN THE SENTENCE
BELOW?
Everyday factory people produce the
same thing.

8. LET’S DISCOVER!
CAN YOU SEE AN ADVERB IN THE SENTENCE
BELOW?
Everyday factory people produce the
same thing.

9. LET’S DIG IN!
We went everywhere we could.
Everyday factory people produce
the same thing.

10. Different Types of Adverbs:
❑ADVERB OF TIME
❑ADVERB OF PLACE

11. ADVERB OF TIME
Adverbs of time identify when the verb took place.
Example: now, nowadays, yesterday, monthly, and
lately.
Example: The new normal nowadays is staying at
home, wearing a mask, and observing social
distancing.

12. ADVERB OF TIME
Other examples:
1. I saw that movie last year.
2. I will call you later.
3. I'm going to tidy my room tomorrow.

13. ADVERB OF TIME
Other examples:
1. I saw that movie last year.
2. I will call you later.
3. I'm going to tidy my room tomorrow.

14. ADVERB OF TIME
Other examples:
1. I saw that movie last year.
2. I will call you later.
3. I'm going to tidy my room tomorrow.

15. ADVERB OF TIME
Other examples:
1. I saw that movie last year.
2. I will call you later.
3. I'm going to tidy my room tomorrow.

16. ADVERB OF PLACE
Adverbs of place tell where something happens
such as above, everywhere, here, nowhere, and
there.
Example: People have started to work from home
almost everywhere.

17. ADVERB OF PLACE
Other examples:
1. Put the cake there.
2. Please bring that book here.
3. My grandfather’s house is nearby.

18. ADVERB OF PLACE
Other examples:
1. Put the cake there.
2. Please bring that book here.
3. My grandfather’s house is nearby.

19. ADVERB OF PLACE
Other examples:
1. Put the cake there.
2. Please bring that book here.
3. My grandfather’s house is nearby.

20. ADVERB OF PLACE
Other examples:
1. Put the cake there.
2. Please bring that book here.
3. My grandfather’s house is nearby.

21. TAKE NOTE!
If it answers the question WHEN,
it is ADVERB of time.
If it answers the question WHERE,
it is ADVERB OF PLACE.

22. Slides for this discussion will
be uploaded on our notes link
after the class.
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