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What comes after the verb

10 sentences · Choose what comes after the verb, Fix what comes after the verb

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The thing comes right after the verb; how, when or where come after it: Dad buttered the toast carefully, not buttered carefully the toast.

  1. Example 1Choose the right order after the verb.

    The chef will slice ____. a cake in the afternoonin the afternoon a cake

    The chef will slice a cake in the afternoon.

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The driver will drive ____. the bus on Mondayon Monday the bus

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Example · Choose the right order after the verb.The chef will slice ____. (a cake in the afternoon / in the afternoon a cake)The chef will slice a cake in the afternoon.
Example · Fix the word order.Dad cooks carefully meat.Dad cooks meat carefully.
  1. Choose the right order after the verb.The driver will drive ____. (the bus on Monday / on Monday the bus)
  2. Choose the right order after the verb.The kittens will chase ____. (the balls quickly / quickly the balls)
  3. Choose the right order after the verb.The seal caught ____. (a ball in the evening / in the evening a ball)
  4. Choose the right order after the verb.Ben will eat ____. (hungrily a peach / a peach hungrily)
  5. Choose the right order after the verb.I washed ____. (gently the dog's toys / the dog's toys gently)
  6. Fix the word order.The chick ate hungrily seeds.
  7. Fix the word order.The pigs ate quietly acorns.
  8. Fix the word order.The giants found easily the gold.
  9. Fix the word order.The knights opened easily the gate.
  10. Fix the word order.Grandma lit on Monday some candles.
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What comes after the verb · answer key

  1. the bus on Monday
  2. the balls quickly
  3. a ball in the evening
  4. a peach hungrily
  5. the dog's toys gently
  6. The chick ate seeds hungrily.
  7. The pigs ate acorns quietly.
  8. The giants found the gold easily.
  9. The knights opened the gate easily.
  10. Grandma lit some candles on Monday.
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