Share Lesson 18 - Adjective & Adverb
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Ex3 Q1. You seem sad / sadly today.
sad
Ex3 Q2. She plays volleyball good / well.
well
Ex3 Q3. Are you angry / angrily with me?
angry
Ex3 Q4. I can speak French, but bad / badly!
badly
Ex3 Q5. I can easy / easily finish this book today.
easily
Ex3 Q6. Are you sitting comfortable / comfortably?
comfortably
Ex3 Q7. Read it careful / carefully.
carefully
Ex3 Q8. My feet are getting cold / coldly.
cold
Ex5 Q1. My classmate is a nice / nicely person.
nice
Ex5 Q2. I can speak Spanish very good / well.
well
Ex5 Q3. Katrina took a painting class, so she can paint beautiful / beautifully pictures.
beautiful
Ex5 Q4. Mr. Smith looked angry / angrily at me when I arrived late.
angrily
Ex5 Q5. Of course, I was happy / happily when I got an A+ on the exam.
happy
Ex5 Q6. The music is too loud / loudly. Please turn it down.
loud
Ex5 Q7. My friends all tell me that I sing bad / badly.
badly
Ex5 Q8. The thief quiet / quietly took the money and walked out the door.
quietly
