Share Making adjectives and adverbs (Intermediate)
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We were sitting .............(comfort) on the sofa when there was a knock at the door.
COMFORTABLY
I was in a hurry, so I waited .............. (patience) for the lift to arrive.
IMPATIENTLY
She put down the glass................ (care), so it fell on the floor and broke.
CARELESSLY
...............(fortune), I'd taken an umbrella because it began to rain before I'd got to my office.
FORTUNATELY
They were ....................(luck) to lose the basketball match because they'd played very well.
UNLUCKY
The beach was beautiful, and ............(fortunate) it didn't rain at all.
FORTUNATELY
My new shoes are very .....................(comfort). I wore them for the first time yesterday and after 10 min I had to take them off.
UNCOMFORTABLE
If he hadn't done the exam so ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (care), he wouldn't have made so many mistakes.
CARELESSLY
Tom is very ....................(patience). He can't stand being behind someone who's driving slowly.
IMPATIENT
We were really .................(luck). We caught the flight by just five minutes.
LUCKY
It wasn't a bad accident, but .....................(luck) the driver was killed.
UNLUCKILY
10 minutes before the concert, the fans were waiting .............(patience) for the concert to start.
IMPATIENTLY
The roads will be very icy tonight, so don't drive ...........(care)
CARELESSLY
The temperature dropped to -10º. .................(Fortunate) no one was wearing a winter coat so they all froze to death during the night.
UNFORTUNATELY
The bed in the hotel was incredibly .............(comfort). I got up with a terrible backache.
UNCOMFORTABLE
Why are you so ...................(care) when you work? You should do things more slowly.
CARELESS
