Adverbs - FCE Gold Unit 2

She spent her money so free that at the end of the month she had nothing left. (CORRECT/INCORRECT)

I'm not as close to my sister as I am to my brother. (CORRECT/INCORRECT)

It's strange that we get on so well because we have hardly anything in common. (CORRECT/INCORRECT)

We followed her directions as close as we could, but we still got lost on the way to the farm. (CORRECT/INCORRECT)

In the afternoons we were free to do whatever we liked. (CORRECT/INCORRECT)

She handed in her essay too lately and the teacher refused to mark it. (CORRECT/INCORRECT)

I've been seeing a lot of Alicia lately. We've become really good friends. (CORRECT/INCORRECT)

As hardly as I try, I can never manage to remember all my relatives' birthdays. (CORRECT/INCORRECT)