Watch out! Thundergoats are dropping in and making sentences with their magic hammers. Your task? Make the sentences more ...

With some verbs, the question of whether to use an adjective or an adverb is subtle. For example, when you slice meat into very thin slices, you’re slicing it thin, not thinly.

Radzi explains what a verb, adverb and fronted adverbial are in a very visual way before the task begins. The second part of the task is to use the apostrophe correctly to show plural possession.

In the second sentence the verb ‘were’ tells us their state of being – in this case being happy. Find out more about verbs. Adjectives and adverbs Adjectives and adverbs work as modifiers.

For example, "We danced well," not "We danced good." Adjectives are only used to describe nouns, as in "We performed a good dance." But different rules govern the verb "to be," of which "am" is a ...