| 1. | An ADJECTIVE (ADJ) is a word that describes a noun.EX: tall, soft, clean, tiredAn ADVERB (ADV) is a word that tells when, where or how.EX: tomorrow, upstairs, loudlyStudy the definitions and examples. Then use them to help you decide whether the words that are all caps are ADJ or ADV.Her OLD boots were caked with mud. |
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| 2. | The baby was CRANKY. |
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| 3. | He took the test YESTERDAY. |
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| 4. | I heard the FUNNIEST story last week. |
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| 5. | She left her wet shoes OUTSIDE. |
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| 6. | Isn’t that the FLUFFIEST cat you’ve ever seen? |
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| 7. | He ran AROUND the track twice. |
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| 8. | She was LONELY. |
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| 9. | His KIND smile lifted my spirits. |
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| 10. | SOMEDAY I’ll meet the friend of my dreams. |
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| 11. | His cat never meowed INDOORS. |
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| 12. | He hung the shirt BACK in the closet. |
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| 13. | Put that club DOWN immediately! |
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| 14. | She is the most JOYFUL child. |
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| 15. | The sweater is totally MOTH-EATEN. |
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