Circle the adverb in each sentence. Underline the verb that goes with the adverb. 1 The teams walked onto the court quiet/quietly. 2 Henry's parents watched the match. They cheered loud / loudly. 3 Henry punched the ball very carefully / careful. 4 The other team played badly / bad. All the players were very tired. 5 They didn't run fast. In fact, they ran quite slow/slowly. 6 Henry's team won the volleyball game. They played very good / well.

Here are the answers with the adverbs circled and the verbs underlined: 1. The teams *walked* onto the court quiet/*quietly*. 2. Henry's parents *watched* the match. They *cheered* loud / *loudly*. 3. Henry *punched* the ball *very carefully* / careful. 4. The other team *played* *badly* / bad. All the players were very tired. 5. They didn't *run* fast. In fact, they *ran* quite slow/*slowly*. 6. Henry's team *won* the volleyball game. They *played* very good / *well*.