Students learn about adverbs through a series of jokes and riddles in this grammar lesson and activity. Included in this printable packet are "Rules to Remember," a practice page, and answers.
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Laugh and Learn Grammar
The fun-filled lessons and practice activities in Laugh and Learn Grammar capitalize on students' natural interest in word play by using jokes and riddles to teach grammar and usage. Topics include proper nouns, helping verbs, conjunctions and more!
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