The Puppy
The puppy runs happily,
The puppy runs happily, disturbingly,
Runs happily, disturbingly, weirdly,
Happily, disturbingly, weirdly, calmly,
When it sees food.
The puppy runs happily, disturbingly,
Runs happily, disturbingly, weirdly,
Happily, disturbingly, weirdly, calmly,
When it sees food.
Vocabulary:
1. Disturbingly- to bother or distract
2. Weirdly-something that is strange
3. Calmly- feeling relaxed with no stress
Grammar Point:
An adverb is a part of speech that modifies verbs or any part of speech other than nouns. Many times adverbs end in the ending –ly.
Grammar Activity:
Look at the adverb poem above and on a piece of paper write down all the adverbs that you find. There should be a total of four adverbs. Would you change any of them? If so, which ones and with what word?
Activity:
Follow the following format and make your own adverb poem.
Line 1 : Noun
Line 2 : Same noun + verb + adverb 1
Line3 : Same noun + verb + adverb 1, adverb 2
Line 4 : Verb + adverb 1, adverb 2, adverb 3
Line 5 : Adverb 1, adverb 2, adverb 3, adverb 4
Line 6 : Phrase or clause showing condition, time or place.
Line 2 : Same noun + verb + adverb 1
Line3 : Same noun + verb + adverb 1, adverb 2
Line 4 : Verb + adverb 1, adverb 2, adverb 3
Line 5 : Adverb 1, adverb 2, adverb 3, adverb 4
Line 6 : Phrase or clause showing condition, time or place.
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