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Adverbs

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  • The kite flew ........ in the sky. (high, highly)
    high
  • The movie started ........... (late, lately)
    late
  • The horse galloped away.
    Away – Adverb of Place
  • The thunderstorm is ......... over. (near, nearly)
    nearly
  • The parcel was ........ addressed. They had the ........ location.
    wrongly, wrong
  • He worked .......... with his boss during that project. (close, closely)
    closely
  • I have heard enough.
    Enough – Adverb of Degree
  • He's driving ........ behind us. (right, rightly)
    right
  • Everybody was ....... worried about his drinking problem. (right, rightly)
    rightly
  • The people have gone out.
    Out – Adverb of Place
  • Something went .......... in the electrical panel. (wrong, wrongly)
    wrong
  • The boy practised his speech regularly.
    Regularly – Adverb of Frequency
  • It's supposed to be a secret, but it is ........ known. (wide, widely)
    widely
  • Yannick likes to ride his bike .......... (fast, fastly)
    fast
  • You are quite right.
    Quite – Adverb of Degree
  • Robin Hood and his Merry Men lived .......... in the forest. (deep, deeply)
    deep
  • The dentist asked her to open her mouth ........ (wide, widely)
    wide
  • The students have been studying .......... for weeks. (hard, hardly)
    hard
  • Excuse me a moment, I'll be with you ......... (short, shortly)
    shortly
  • He solved the problem quickly.
    Quickly – Adverb of Manner
  • "Are you working ..... or ....... working?"
    hard, hardly
  • The car had to stop ........... to avoid hitting the moose. (short, shortly)
    short
  • They serve ........ good Ethiopian food here! (real, really)
    really
  • Anita's cat eats .......... chicken and rabbit. (most, mostly)
    mostly
  • The phone kept ringing constantly.
    Constantly – Adverb of Frequency
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