Adverbs of Place ESL Worksheets and Games
In this useful adverbs of place worksheet, students learn and practice place adverbs through drawing and writing exercises. First, students unscramble letters to make 12 adverbs of place and then draw lines to match each adverb with its opposite. Next, students read place adverb sentences and draw each item in relation to a circle. Students then indicate if sentences containing adverbs of place are right or wrong, correcting any mistakes. After that, students read a picture description and underline all the adverbs of place in the text. Finally, students draw a picture from a description that uses place adverbs.
In this fun adverbs of place game, students look at drawings and guess sentences that describe movement using place adverbs. A student from Team A comes to the front of the class and picks up a card (character, movement, and adverb) from each pile to make a sentence. The student then draws a picture illustrating the sentence on the board. This can be done by drawing one complete picture or by drawing each element separately. The first student in either team to identify the character, movement, and adverb of place being drawn, and make the correct sentence wins and scores a point for their team. A student from Team B then comes to the front of the class and picks up a card from each pile and so on. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.
In this productive adverbs of place worksheet, students learn and practice a variety of place adverbs. Students begin by completing a table with the adverbs of place: elsewhere, anywhere, nowhere and everywhere. Next, students underline the correct adverbs of place in a set of sentences. After that, students complete sentences with the place adverbs from Exercise A. Students then complete a dialogue with adverbs of place from a box. Finally, students rewrite sentences based on the dialogue using adverbs of place.
This free adverbs of place worksheet helps students learn and practice adverbs of place, in contrast with related prepositions. To start, students match situations with expressions containing adverbs of place. Next, students complete sentences that contain adverbs of place with appropriate prepositional phrases. Students then read sentences and cross out the object of one preposition in each sentence to change it into an adverb. Lastly, students answer questions that use place adverbs and then discuss the questions with a partner.