Adverbs of frequency | Exercises with answers

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Exercise 1

Where to place frequency adverbs (always, never, hardly, often, rarely, sometimes and usually) in the following sentences:

1. We hardly couldcould hardly understand him.
2. She always doesdoes always sport in the evening.
3. I drink usuallyusually drink tea in the morning.
4. My parents are rarelyrarely are strict.
5. We go sometimessometimes go fishing at the river.
6. I am oftenoften am tired.
7. She can never remembercan remember never his name.
8. Paul doesn’t usually smokesmoke usually.
9. She has never triedtried never red wine.
10. I have alwaysalways have my lunch at home.

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ANSWERS

1. We could hardly understand him.
2. She always does sport in the evening.
3. I usually drink tea in the morning.
4. My parents are rarely strict.
5. We sometimes go fishing at the river.
6. I am often tired.
7. She can never remember his name.
8. Paul doesn’t usually smoke.
9. She has never tried red wine.
10. I always have my lunch at home.

 

Adjectives and Adverbs | Exercises with answers

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Exercise 2

Build adverbs with the following adjectives (be careful, there are traps!)

Ex: slow → slowly

1. cheap →  
2. serious →  
3. incredible →  
4. quiet →  
5. sad →  
6. fast →  
7. easy →  
8. wild →  
9. quick →  
10. happy →  

 

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ANSWERS

1. cheap → cheaply
2. serious → seriously
3. incredible → incredibly
4. quiet → quietly
5. sad → sadly
6. fast → fast
7. easy → easily
8. wild → wildly
9. quick → quickly
10. happy → happily

Adjectives and Adverbs | Exercises with answers

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Exercise 1

Build adverbs with the following adjectives (be careful, there are traps!)

Ex: slow → slowly

1. calm →  
2. good →  
3. perfect →  
4. happy →  
5. lucky →  
6. probable →  
7. sudden →  
8. terrible →  
9. gentle →  
10. basic →  

 

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ANSWERS

1. calm → calmly
2. good → well
3. perfect → perfectly
4. happy → happily
5. lucky → luckily
6. probable → probably
7. sudden → suddenly
8. terrible → terribly
9. gentle → gently
10. basic → basically

Grammar Exercise | Adjective or adverb

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Adjective or adverb? 

1. I really don’t care. → —adjectiveadverb
2. She was wearing a beautiful dress. → —adjectiveadverb
3. Watch out, the box is heavy! → —adjectiveadverb
4. Sam is an extremely good dancer. → —adjectiveadverb
5. His room was clean. → —adjectiveadverb
6. Please walk across the street. → —adjectiveadverb
7. Go to bed now. → —adjectiveadverb
8. This grammar lesson is boring. → —adjectiveadverb
9. I will go home immediately. → —adjectiveadverb
10. Paul drives a big car. → —adjectiveadverb

 

 

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ANSWERS

1. really → adverb
2. beautiful → adjective
3. heavy → adjective
4. extremely → adverb
5. clean → adjective
6. across → adverb
7. now → adverb
8. boring → adjective
9. immediately → adverb
10. big → adjective

Grammar Exercise | Adjective or adverb

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Adjective or adverb? 

1. That’s a huge plastic box. → —adjectiveadverb
2. Paul is always on time. → —adjectiveadverb
3. She sings well.  → —adjectiveadverb
4. I feel tired. → —adjectiveadverb
5. I met a homeless person in London. → —adjectiveadverb
6. This cake is surprisingly good. → —adjectiveadverb
7. He ran quickly. → —adjectiveadverb
8. This vegetable is not edible. → —adjectiveadverb
9. Tina was very sleepy.  → —adjectiveadverb
10. He saw the door was open. → —adjectiveadverb

 

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ANSWERS

1. huge → adjective
2. always → adverb
3. well → adverb
4. tired → adjective
5. homeless → adjective
6. surprisingly → adverb
7. quickly → adverb
8. edible → adjective
9. very → adverb
10. open → adjective

Object pronouns | Exercises with answers

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Exercise 4

Find the correct pronoun corresponding to the nouns given, and write them in the boxes:

Ex: my brother → he

1. my sister → —Ihesheityouwethey
2. John → —Ihesheityouwethey
3. a boy → —Ihesheityouwethey
4. the school → —Ihesheityouwethey
5. cars → —Ihesheityouwethey
6. Tina and Mike → —Ihesheityouwethey
7. my mother → —Ihesheityouwethey
8. his bike → —Ihesheityouwethey
9. Tom and I → —Ihesheityouwethey
10. my dad → —Ihesheityouwethey

 

 

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ANSWERS

1. my sister → she
2. John → he
3. a boy → he
4. the school → it
5. cars → they
6. Tina and Mike → they
7. my mother → she
8. his bike → it
9. Tom and I → we
10. my dad → he

Object pronouns | Exercises for beginners

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Exercise 3

Find the correct pronoun for the names given and write them in the boxes:

Ex: my brother → he

1. New York → —Ihesheityouwethey
2. my family → —Ihesheityouwethey
3. a teacher → —Ihesheityouwethey
4. France→ —Ihesheityouwethey
5. my book → —Ihesheityouwethey
6. Gina → —Ihesheityouwethey
7. her pen → —Ihesheityouwethey
8. Sarah and I → —Ihesheityouwethey
9. his brother → —Ihesheityouwethey
10. The TV → —Ihesheityouwethey

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ANSWERS

1. New York → it
2. my family → they
3. a teacher → he
4. France → it
5. my book → it
6. Gina → she
7. her pen → it
8. Sarah and I  → we
9. his brother → he
10. The TV → it

Object pronouns | Exercises for beginners

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Exercise 

Are the underlined personal pronouns subject or object?

1. I am from Paris. → —subjectobject
2. Can Mr Jackson help me?→ —subjectobject
3. We live in Germany.→ —subjectobject
4. This present is for her. → —subjectobject
5. He is not at home. → —subjectobject
6. This cake is for us. → —subjectobject
7. This is a new car. It is red. → —subjectobject
8. Where are you from? → —subjectobject
9. Don’t ask them! → —subjectobject
10. The neighbor can see you. → —subjectobject

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ANSWERS

Object pronouns | Exercises for beginners

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Exercise 1

By which object pronoun can we replace the underlined words in the following sentences?

1. The neighbor always gives his dogs a lot of food.

    me
    them
    you

2. I am showing my books to my little sister.

    her
    us
    him

3. The children are cleaning their rooms.

    it
    them
    her

4. My aunt is writing a letter to Thomas.

    me
    her
    him

5. I don’t know the answer.

    she
    her
    it

6. Tina is giving Sarah a present.

    her
    him
    me

7. Open the window, please.

    it
    them
    us

8. Can you see the policement from here?

    you
    them
    us

9. The books are for Kevin.

    him
    her
    you

10. Can you help my brother and me, please?

     her
     me
     us

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ANSWERS

1. them
2. her
3. them
4. him
5. it
6. her
7. it
8. them
9. him
10. us