Read the sentences from a story. Circle the verbs and underline the adverbs. The draw an arrow to the verbs they describe. a. A new mother was walking slowly down the street.
b. “You are talking calmly and gently to your baby.”
c. A man was watching the woman carefully. “Good for you," he said kindly.
d. “Oh, no," replied the woman sadly. “Her name is Anne. My name is Gloria."
e. The baby inside was crying loudly.
f. She was carefully pushing a stroller.
g. He looked at the baby and asked politely, "Is the baby's name Gloria?"
h. "Please, Gloria," said the woman quietly. "Relax. Don't cry, Gloria!"