A2 Level: Spanish Sentences Using Adverbs – Ex A2-472
🎯 Scrambled Sentences  |  Adverb Focus  |  Latin American Spanish
🎯 Adverbs in this exercise: rápidamentesiemprenuncamuy tempranotardelentamentefácilmente felizmentemaldemasiadoya todavíaclaramentefuertemente
📚 Grammar Reminder — Spanish Adverbs:
Adverbs tell us how, when, where or how much something happens.
• Many end in -mente (rápidamente, fácilmente, felizmente).
• Common adverbs: siempre, nunca, muy, tarde, temprano, ya, todavía, bien, mal.
• They usually go after the verb, but some (siempre, nunca) often go before the verb.

How to Complete This Exercise

  1. Click “Start Exercise” to begin. You will build 15 sentences.
  2. Pay special attention to the adverbs (highlighted in blue).
  3. Click words in the correct order. Use Hint (−1 pt) or Undo if needed.
  4. When you finish all sentences, click the big “Finish and Send” button below.
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Pronoun Verb Article Adverb ★ Adjective Preposition Noun Conjunction
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