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Adverbs and Adjectives

This document provides a mixed practice of adverbs and adjectives with 15 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. It tests identifying the correct adverb form to complete sentences, recognizing adjective and adverb word pairs, using adverbs of frequency correctly in sentences, and reorganizing sentences with adverb placement. The questions cover a range of skills around adverbs and adjectives including their forms, common usage patterns, and frequency adverbs.

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Adverbs and Adjectives

This document provides a mixed practice of adverbs and adjectives with 15 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. It tests identifying the correct adverb form to complete sentences, recognizing adjective and adverb word pairs, using adverbs of frequency correctly in sentences, and reorganizing sentences with adverb placement. The questions cover a range of skills around adverbs and adjectives including their forms, common usage patterns, and frequency adverbs.

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ADVERBS AND ADJECTIVES (Mixed Practice)

1. Choose the correct ADVERB to complete the blanks.

a) They _____________________ go to the beach on Sundays. (always / today)


b) My friends live _____________________. (there / often)
c) I am planning to study _____________________. (yesterday / tomorrow).
d) They _____________________ talk to me. (sometimes / twice)
e) We _____________________ eat “feijoada”. (never / lately)

Complete the blank appropriately.

“Amadeu drives ……………………………, because he is a careful driver.”

a) carefully
b) carelessly
c) badly
d) goodly
e) poorly

2. The adverb form of the words QUIET-HARD-GOOD-HAPPY, is:

a) quiet-hard-well-happily
b) quietly-hard-well-happily
c) quiet-hardly-goodly-happily
d) quietly-hardly-well-happily
e) quietly-hard-goodly-happy

3. They ran ___________________ yesterday.

a) bad.
b) badly.
c) badily.
d) baddy.
e) worsely.

4. The adverb form of the words QUICK-FAST-BAD-EASY, is:

a) quickly-fast-badly-easily
b) quick-fast-badly-easily
c) quickly-fastly-badly-easily
d) quickly-fast-bad-easily
e) quickly-fastly-badly-easyly

5. You speak English ___________

a) good.
b) goodly.
c) well.
d) welly.
e) goodily.
6. Your pronunciation in English is ___________

a) good.
b) goodly.
c) well.
d) welly.
e) goodily.

7. Which sequences of words aren’t adjectives?

a) excited – annoyed – worried


b) good – ugly – interested
c) bored – bad – interesting
d) worry – annoy – interest
e) dangerous – careful – fast

8. I am ________________ because I can’t find my books.

a) annoyed
b) interested
c) interesting
d) excited
e) exciting

9. Put the words in the right order. Add “never” or “always” to make a
sentence.

a) right lunch swim after


_______________________________________________________________
b) a sun hat wear in the
_______________________________________________________________
c) protect your to sunglasses wear eyes
_______________________________________________________________
d) car in pets leave the on days hot
_______________________________________________________________

10. Complete each sentence with a word from the box.

bored hungry thirsty tired wrong

a) Let’s have a cheeseburger! I’m ___________________.


b) Go to bed. You’re _________________.
c) “1+1=3”. “No!!! You’re ______________”.
d) This coke is for Joe. He’s _________________.
e) I am always ____________ on the weekends.

11. Match the base adjective with the strong adjective.

a. happy _____ filthy


b. surprised _____ starving
c. hungry _____ furious
d. angry _____ hilarious
e. dirty _____ amazed

12. Complete the sentences with the words in brackets and the
adverbs in the box.

always – never – often –


sometimes - usually
a) I ______________ basketball at school. ( 90% - play)
b) We _____________ our grandparents at weekends. (50% - visit)
c) He __________ a book in English. ( 0% - read)
d) The baby ___________ when he is hungry. (100% - cry)
e) She ___________ shopping after school. (75% - go)

13. Always and never are adverbs of frequency. Complete the


scale with three more examples of adverbs.

100% - We always play basketball in our free time.______________________________________


90% - _______________________________________________________________________________________
75%-_________________________________________________________________________________________
50%__________________________________________________________________________________________
0% - Michael never eats meat. He doesn’t like it.__________________________________________

14. Complete the sentences with an adjective.

a) Neil is 1.65m ____________ .


b) Ronaldo is very ___________________ at football.
c) It’s very ______________________ in the winter.
d) Was the exam easy? No, it was _______________________.
15. Reorganize the sentences.

a) sometimes / cheap / are / CDs


__________________________________________________________________
b) often / my birthday / forgets / he
__________________________________________________________________
c) a football match / we / win / never
__________________________________________________________________
d) hungry / I’m / often
__________________________________________________________________
e) late / the students / sometimes / are
__________________________________________________________________

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