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Player One creates a sentence that uses an adverb.  Player Two repeats the first sentence replacing the adverb with another appropriate describing word.

Player Two then creates a new sentence that passes to Player Three.

Player Three replaces the adverb in Player Two's sentence and creates a new sentence.

Example:

Player One:  I saw a dog jump excitedly over a fence.

Player Two:  I saw a dog jump lazily over a fence.  The clerk bagged the groceries listlessly.

Player Three:  The clerk bagged the groceries cheerfully.  The pig ate greedily.

You can find information about adverbs here:

410 Grammar - Adverbs

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