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Adjectives and Adverbs B2
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Ellie and Sara were _____ when they passed the test because they hadn't revised at all.
astonishing
astonished
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Although Jack felt completely _____, he stepped onto the rollercoaster.
terrified
terrifying
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"Do it yourself, then!" said Sofía _____.
bitterly
politely
rarely
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Héctor argued a case for no homework really well - we all found him very _____.
convincing
demanding
demanded
convinced
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The boys were being so silly and _____ that the teacher sent one of them out of the class to calm down.
irritated
irritating
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The 10km run was so _____ in the heat that few of the young runners finished. (EXHAUST)
exhausting
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The room smelled _____ of roses. (STRONG)
strongly
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The science teacher spoke _____ to the young girl and she soon stopped crying.
calmly
loud
calm
loudly
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Esteban looked _____ out the window at the pouring rain. He had wanted to go for a walk.
positively
politely
miserably
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The dog barked _____ at the postman. (AGGRESSIVE)
aggressively
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_____ I'll pass my exam this time. (HOPE)
Hopefully
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The parents were pleased that the talen show was run very _____. (EFFICIENT)
efficiently
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The children waited _____ for their dinner to be brought out.
patiently
efficiently
patient
quickly
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My grandmother told us a story about her childhood which was extremely _____. (FASCINATE)
fascinating
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Lola acted _____ when she jumped into the pool to help a little boy. (COURAGE)
courageously
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