Richbaub's Introduction to Middle School Grammar Book 2

Exercise 22
Use “The Routine”:
First, surround prepositional phrases with parentheses.
Second, mark the verb(s) with a box (action verb) or an “L” shape (linking verb).
Third, circle the subject(s).
Then and only then, identify adjectives and adverbs.
1. The boy in the red car is walking slowly toward the school.
Adjective(s):
Adverb(s):
2. Under the porch you can barely see seven little kittens.
Adjective(s):
Adverb(s):
3. On sunny weekend afternoons Fido and Rover sit happily on the deck
next to the pool.
Adjective(s):
Adverb(s):
4. Quietly, he crept through the extremely scary forest.
Adjective(s):
Adverb(s):
5. The boy in the blue shorts never runs very fast around the track.
Adjective(s):
Adverb(s):
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