The document discusses the difference between verbs and adverbs. It defines verbs as words that show action or state of being and provide the core of a sentence, while adverbs modify or describe verbs by indicating how, when, or where an action occurred. Examples are provided of common verbs like "ran" and "cried" as well as adverbs like "loudly" and "slowly". The document emphasizes that verbs are required to form a grammatically correct sentence and provides examples of sentences with and without verbs.

1. Verbs vs. AdverbsBy: Chelsea KostoffEDU290

2. What is a verb?

3. What Is a Verb? A word which shows action or a state of being A verb makes a statementWhat are YOU doing?

4. Examples of verbsHe RAN outside todayI CRIED when my fish diedThey WENT to school todayHe LAUGHED when they said a joke

5. Do We Always Need a Verb?Yes! I school today.The sentence above is written WITHOUT a verbI WENT to school today.The sentence above is written WITH a verb

6. You try!Add a verb into the sentence belowHe ______ to school today instead of taking the bus.

7. WalkedHe walked to school today instead of taking the bus.

8. Is a verb and an adverb the same thing?

9. No!

10. What is an Adverb?

11. What is an Adverb?A word that modifies or describes a verb

12. An adverb describes:HOWWHENWHEREto the extent of the verb

13. Examples of AdverbsLoudPatientSlowlyCarefullyFastQuickly

14. You try! Add an adverb to the sentence below.He ran ______ rather than slow.

15. FastHe ran fast rather than slow.

16. Now that you know the difference…

17. Spice up your verb by using an adverb!