Adverbs of Degree Made Easy for Grade 5 Kids | English Grammar Practice
Adverbs of Degree Made Easy for Grade 5 Kids | English Grammar Practice
Have you ever wondered how to describe something more clearly by showing how much or to what extent it happens? In this Grade 5 English grammar worksheet on adverbs of degree, students learn how small words like “very,” “almost,” and “completely” make sentences more meaningful and expressive.
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What Is the Topic?
Adverbs of degree are words that tell us how much or to what extent something happens. In this English grammar worksheet, students learn how these adverbs are used in sentences to give more clarity. Words such as very, almost, completely, extremely, slightly, and nearly help describe intensity. Students are expected to understand how to use the correct adverb so that each sentence makes complete sense.
What’s in This Worksheet?
1. Multiple choice questions to choose the correct adverb of degree
2. Fill in the blanks using suitable options
3. Match the sentences with correct adverbs
4. Underline the adverbs of degree
5. Paragraph writing using suitable adverbs
Definitions, Examples, Techniques, and Tips
Adverbs of degree describe the intensity of an action or condition.
Examples used include: very, almost, completely, extremely, slightly, nearly, totally, quite, hardly.
Students learn to:
• Identify correct adverbs in sentences
• Understand intensity levels
• Use adverbs correctly in writing
A helpful technique is to read the sentence and think about how strong or weak the situation is before choosing the answer.
Why Is It Important to Learn This?
Adverbs of degree help students express ideas clearly and accurately. They improve sentence formation and make communication stronger. Learning this topic builds a solid grammar foundation.
Where Will This Knowledge Help You?
This helps in:
• Exams and worksheets
• Writing better sentences
• Speaking clearly
• Understanding passages
How to Use This Worksheet?
1. Attempt all questions independently
2. Read each sentence carefully
3. Compare with correct answers
4. Practice regularly
The answers follow the exact worksheet order.
Important Tips and Tricks
1. Understand sentence meaning before answering
2. Strong intensity: very, extremely, completely
3. Low intensity: slightly, hardly
4. Choose carefully, do not guess
5. Use variety in writing
Complete Answer Key
Exercise No. 1
1. Riya was extremely tired after the cricket match.
2. Ravi was very happy to see his grandparents.
3. Meera is completely certain about her answer.
4. The tea is too hot to drink right now.
5. The hall was quite full during the school play.
6. Asha is completely ready to perform in the assembly.
7. Raj was almost sure he left his book in class.
8. The shop was very crowded on festival day.
9. The movie was very interesting for us all.
10. The bus was nearly empty on Sunday morning.
Exercise No. 2
1. Meera was very certain she locked the door.
2. The water is too hot to drink now.
3. Riya was extremely tired after the long run.
4. The exam was rather easy for Ravi.
5. She was completely sure about her choice.
6. Raj was almost happy to win the match.
7. The street was totally empty at night.
8. The sky was completely clear after rain.
9. The boy was very late for the bus.
10. The shop is very crowded today.
Exercise No. 3
1. He is very sure of his decision.
2. The water is too cold to swim in.
3. The hall was almost empty in the morning.
4. She was extremely happy with the prize.
5. Raj is completely ready for the exam.
6. The park is quite full on weekends.
7. The street was hardly crowded at night.
8. The sky is totally clear after the rain.
9. Ravi was slightly tired after cricket.
10. The boy is nearly certain about his answer.
Exercise No. 4
1. The tea is __very__ hot to drink.
2. Ravi is __almost__ ready for the exam.
3. She is __quite__ certain about the result.
4. Raj was __extremely__ happy with the gift.
5. The hall was __completely__ full yesterday.
6. Meera is __slightly__ tired after the run.
7. Riya is __hardly__ sure about the answer.
8. The bus was __totally__ empty in the morning.
9. The boy is __nearly__ late for the class.
10. The street is __very__ crowded today.
Exercise No. 5
In Delhi, summers can be extremely hot and people feel very tired after travelling on crowded buses. The markets grow quite busy with vendors, and the traffic becomes very noisy during festival days. Children are extremely excited to watch fireworks, while elders remain very cautious when walking in the crowd. At night, the air feels slightly cool, and families are very eager to gather for street food. Neighbours stay very proud of their traditions, and the spirit of festivals is felt very deeply across every community lane.
This Grade 5 English grammar worksheet on adverbs of degree helps you understand how to use words like very, almost, and completely correctly. With regular practice, you will become confident in writing and speaking.