Adjectives and adverbs

Jun 15, 2016

Choose all the right answers below (in some sentences more than one answer is possible).
1. Jane doesn’t enjoy her job. She’s . . .
  bored
  because she does the same thing every day.
  - boring
  - bored
2. The woman was carrying a . . .
  small black plastic
  bag.
  - black small plastic
  - small and black plastic
  - small black plastic
  - plastic small black
3. Maria’s English is excellent. She speaks . . .
  perfect English
  .
  - perfectly English
  - English perfectly
  - perfect English
  - English perfect
4. He . . .
  tried hard
  to find a job but he had no luck.
  - tried hard
  - tried hardly
  - hardly tried
5. I haven’t seen her for . . .
  such a long time
  I’ve forgotten what she looks like.
  - so long
  - a so long time
  - a such long time
  - such a long time
6. I haven’t got . . .
  enough money to go
  on holiday at the moment.
  - money enough to go
  - enough money to go
  - money enough for going
  - enough money forgoing
7. Let’s get a taxi. It’s . . .
  quite a long way
  to walk.
  - a quite long way
  - quite a long way
  - rather a long way
8. The exam was quite easy — . . .
  easier than
  we expected.
  - more easy that
  - more easy than
  - easier than
  - easier as
9. The more electricity you use . . .
  the higher your bill will be
  .
  - your bill will be higher
  - will be higher your bill
  - the higher your bill will be
10. He’s a fast runner. I can’t run as fast as . . .
  he can
  .
  - he
  - him
  - he can
11. The film was really boring. It was . . .
  the most boring film
  I’ve ever seen.
  - most boring film
  - the more boring film
  - the film more boring
  - the most boring film
12. Tom likes walking. . . .
  He walks to work every morning.
  - Every morning he walks to work.
  - He walks to work every morning.
  - He walks every morning to work.
13. . . .
  We always have to wait
  a long time for the bus.
  - Always we have to wait
  - We always have to wait
  - We have always to wait
  - We have to wait always
14. Ann . . .
  doesn’t work here any more
  . She left last month.
  - still doesn’t work here
  - doesn’t still work here
  - no more works here
  - doesn’t work here any more
15. . . .
  Even though
  she can’t drive, she has bought a car.
  - Even
  - Even though
  - Even if
  - Even when

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