Peter studies hard for the exam. What is the category of the adverb "hard" ?
Adverb of manner.
The twins are quite different. "Quite" is an adverb of degree. Is it an intensifier or a downtoner?
a downtoner
The sound of his footsteps gradually faded away. What is the category of the adverb "gradually" ?
Adverb of attitude marker.
Susan dressed up in a lovely way. What is the category of the adverb "in a lovely way" ?
Adverb of manner.
The steak is completely cooked. What is the category of the adverb "completely" ?
Adverb of degree.
Correct the mistake made. She got up lately.
She got up late.
Use the adjective in the first sentence to complete the second one.
Queenie is a professional singer. She ___________ (verb) _____________ (adv)_______________________.
She sings professionally.
Change the adjective into an adverb.
My brother is anxious about his exam results. In other words, he is waiting ____________ for his exam results.
anxiously
Larry got good marks in the test. Change "good' into an adverb.
In other words, he did __________.
well
Use the adjective in the first sentence to complete the second one.
The employers should have a fair discussion with their employees about the workload. In other words, the employers should discuss
The employers should discuss fairly with their employees about the wordload.
Come up with the right adverb to complete the sentence:
After running for a few hours, he could _________ walk as he is very exhausted.
hardly / barely
Although David is no longer a child, he still behaves ______________.
in a silly way/ stupidly / childishly / naively
Driving _________ is one of the common reasons for car accidents.
fast
The police arrested a group of youngsters who _____________ got into the park yesterday. They were not supposed to and it was against the law. They were later found to hide some drugs there.
secretly/ illegally
A waiter _____________ drops a stack of dishes and thereby creates a mess.
accidentally/ carelessly
____________, it's going to rain today as the sky is full of clouds.
Apparently/ Obviously/ Clearly/Unfortunately
