Adverbs exercises in Welsh grammar are instrumental for learners in fully understanding how to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. These exercises often focus on adverbs of place, manner, time and frequency. For example, exercises may revolve around translating English sentences into Welsh and identifying the adverbs or their equivalent. Another popular exercise is using ‘iawn’, a frequently used Welsh adverb equal to the English ‘very’.

It’s also common to employ exercises that enable students to manipulate the sentence structure, attuning them to the flexible nature of Welsh grammar where adverbs can appear at the beginning, middle, or end of sentences. To bolster comprehension, adverbial phrases or ‘adverbials’, which act like adverbs, are typically incorporated into exercises. Lastly, practice with comparative and superlative adverbs, such as ‘mwy’ (more) and ‘mwyaf’ (most), helps enhance students’ proficiency in Welsh grammar. Overall, adverbs exercises offer an engaging and comprehensive approach to mastering Welsh grammar.