Adverbs: How, When and Where — Answers
Answer sheet with model answers and success criteria for the Year 4 adjectives & adverbs worksheet.
Adverbs: How, When and Where — Answers
Part A: How, when or where?
What does the adverb in bold tell us? Circle how, when or where.
- Ahow
- Bwhen
- Cwhere
Answer: how
Beautifully tells us how she sang.
- Ahow
- Bwhen
- Cwhere
Answer: when
Soon tells us when we will leave.
- Ahow
- Bwhen
- Cwhere
Answer: where
Outside tells us where the kids played.
- Ahow
- Bwhen
- Cwhere
Answer: when
Yesterday tells us when we visited.
- Ahow
- Bwhen
- Cwhere
Answer: where
Here tells us where to put the box.
- Ahow
- Bwhen
- Cwhere
Answer: how
Slowly tells us how the tortoise walked.
- Ahow
- Bwhen
- Cwhere
Answer: where
Upstairs tells us where the kitten climbed.
- Ahow
- Bwhen
- Cwhere
Answer: when
Early tells us when we arrived.
Part B: Find the adverb
Each sentence has one adverb. Write it on the line and say whether it tells how, when or where.
Answer: Tomorrow
- Tomorrow tells us when.
Answer: loudly
- loudly tells us how.
Answer: upstairs
- upstairs tells us where.
Answer: correctly
- correctly tells us how.
Part C: Choose an adverb
Use an adverb from the box: now, everywhere, gently. Use each one once.
Answer: gently
Gently tells us how to pat the puppy.
Answer: everywhere
Everywhere tells us where we looked.
Answer: now
Now tells us when to come inside.
Part D: True or false?
Answer: False
Many do, but adverbs such as soon, here and outside do not.
Answer: True
Upstairs tells us the place.
Part E: Your turn
Model answer: Yesterday we played happily outside. (Yesterday = when, happily = how, outside = where)
Success criteria:
- One sentence
- An adverb that tells how
- An adverb that tells when
- An adverb that tells where
Marking tips
- Give credit for correct method even when the final answer slips — the working shows where the thinking went right.
- For open-ended tasks, use the success criteria as a checklist rather than looking for one "right" answer.
- Celebrate what went well first, then pick one thing to work on next.