In Malay grammar, exercises on adverbs are an important way of reinforcing learners’ understanding of words or phrases that can modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Given the contextual nature of the Malay language, adverb exercises can include identifying adverbs in sentences, matching them to their corresponding verbs or adjectives, and rewriting sentences to incorporate adverbs. These exercises may also entail translating English adverbs into Malay and vice versa. Commonly used adverbs in the Malay language like ‘sangat’ (very), ‘sekarang’ (now), ‘sering’ (often), and ‘segera’ (immediately), among others, could be emphasized. To ensure a thorough learning process, adverbs of time, manner, place, degree, and frequency can be tackled. Activities might further involve constructing sentences using these adverbs. This can be valuable not just to learn adverb placement, but also to instill fluency and confidence in Malay language learners.