Lesson 85 ☘ quickly, badly, suddenly etc. (adverbs)

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences.
1. It’s raining . . .
  heavily
  .
  - heavy
  - heavily
2. He sings very . . .
  badly
  .
  - bad
  - badly
3. They came in . . .
  quietly
  .
  - quiet
  - quietly
4. She shouted at me . . .
  angrily
  .
  - angry
  - angrily
5. She can run very . . .
  fast
  .
  - fast
  - fastly
6. He was driving . . .
  dangerously
  .
  - dangerously
  - dangerous
Complete the sentences.
1. I’m going to tell you something very important, so please listen . . .
  carefully
  .
  - careful
  - carefully
2. Ann! I need your help. Come . . .
  quickly
  !
  - quick
  - quickly
3. They work . . .
  hard
  . At the end of the day they’re always tired.
  - hard
  - hardly
4. I’m tired this morning. I didn’t sleep . . .
  well
  last night.
  - well
  - good
5. You’re a much better tennis player than me. When we play, you always win . . .
  easily
  .
  - easy
  - easily
6. Think . . .
  carefully
  before you answer the question.
  - careful
  - carefully
7. I’ve met Alice a few times but I don’t know her very . . .
  well
  .
  - good
  - well
8. Our teacher isn’t very good. Sometimes he doesn’t explain things very . . .
  clearly
  .
  - clear
  - clearly
Complete the sentences.
1. Don’t eat so . . .
  quickly
  . It’s not good for you.
  - quick
  - quickly
2. Why are you . . .
  angry
  ? I haven’t done anything.
  - angry
  - angrily
3. Can you speak . . .
  slowly
  , please?
  - slow
  - slowly
4. Come on, Dave! Why are you always so . . .
  slow
  ?
  - slow
  - slowly
5. Bill is very . . .
  careful
  driver.
  - careful
  - carefully
6. Jane is studying . . .
  hard
  for her examinations.
  - hard
  - hardly
7. “Where’s Diane?”
  “She was here but she left . . .
  suddenly
  .”
  - sudden
  - suddenly
8. Please be . . .
  quiet
  . I’m studying.
  - quiet
  - quietly
9. Some companies pay their workers very . . .
  badly
  .
  - bad
  - badly
10. Those oranges look . . .
  nice
  . Can I have one?
  - nice
  - nicely
Put in “good” or “well”.
1. Your English is very . . .
  good
  . You speak English very . . .
  well
  .
  - good … well
  - well … good
2. Jackie did very . . .
  well
  in her exams.
  - good
  - well
3. The party was very . . .
  good
  . I enjoyed it very much.
  - good
  - well
4. Martin has a difficult job but he does it . . .
  well
  .
  - good
  - well
5. How are your parents? Are they . . .
  good
  ?
  - good
  - well
6. Did you have a . . .
  good
  holiday? Was the weather . . .
  good
  ?
  - good … well
  - well … good

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