Adjective and adverb | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 8

1. This restaurant is —reasonablereasonably —cheaplycheap. 
2. Daniel likes wearing —colourfullycolourful clothes.
3. I waited —nervouslynervous in the car.
4. He gave us an —unfriendlyunfriendlyly look as we drove past.
5. I’ve been having a lot of headaches —latelately .
6. He can play the violin —extremelyextreme —wellgood.
7. Mr. Smith —generousgenerously donated $2,000 to the fundation.
8. If you speak —SlowlySlow, I can understand.
9. The sky became surprisingly —darklydark.
10. He is a —terribleterribly cook.

 

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ANSWERS

1. reasonably cheap
2. colourful
3. nervously
4. unfriendly
5. lately
6. extremely well
7. generously
8. slowly
9. dark
10. terrible

Adjective or adverb? | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 4

Complete the following sentences with the appropriate adjective or adverb:

Example:  She works slow/slowly. → She works slowly.

1. The children looked —carefulcarefully before crossing the street.
2. That was a —clevercleverly answer.
3. He —quickquickly ran out of money.
4. I’ve only time for a —quickquickly visit.
5. You look —tiredtiredly. Didn’t you sleep well?
6. Emily speaks —perfectperfectly French.
7. They lived —happyhappily ever after .
8. You sound pretty —happyhappily today.
9. I speak English —wellgood.
10. Her English is —wellgood.

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ANSWERS

1. carefully
2. clever
3. quickly
4. quick
5. tired
6. prefectly
7. happily
8. happy
9. well
10. good

Adjective or adverb? | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 3

Complete the following sentences with the appropriate adjective or adverb:

Example:  She works slow/slowly. → She works slowly.

1. She is a very —warmwarmly person.
2. Paul thanked Frank —warmwarmly for all his help.
3. Actually, the dish tasted —wonderfulwonderfully.
4. The hospital was —tragictragically burnt down last year.
5. She looked at me —sadsadly when I told her the news.
6. The house was in a —sadsadly state.
7. I don’t —fullfully agree with you.
8. It was a —completecompletely mess.
9. The cold weather is —awfulawfully.
10. It’s —awfulawfully cold today.

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ANSWERS

1. warm
2. warmly
3. wonderful
4. tragically
5. sadly
6. sad
7. fully
8. complete
9. awful
10. awfully

Adjective or adverb? | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 2

 

Adjective or adverb? | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 1

Complete the following sentences with the appropriate adjective or adverb:

Example:  She works slow/slowly. → She works slowly.

1. Our new boss is very —highhighly paid.
2. The students sat —silentsilently in the classroom.
3. The bar was so —loudloudly that they couldn’t hear each other talk.
4. His third album is by far his most —interestinginterestingly.
5. Everything had been —carfulcarefulycarefully planned. 
6. Incidents like this are —extremeextremelyextremly rare in our country.
7. How are you today? Quite —goodwell.
8. The weather changed suddenly and turned —coldcoldly.
9. You need a —completelycomplete change of diet.
10. Oliver is a —hardhardly worker. He —hardlyhard takes a vacation.

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ANSWERS

To Be or To Have? | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 2

Complete the sentences with: am | are | is | has | have

1. It amareishashave yellow.

2. The house amareishashave twenty metres high.

3. They amareishashave a small one.

4. We amareishashave brown hair.

5. We amareishashave both French.

6. I amareishashave in the classroom.

7. Tina amareishashave long hair.

8. How old amareishashave he?

9. The boys amareishashave hungry.

10. I amareishashave a cold.

11. She amareishashave my young sister.

12. I and Paul amareishashave in London.

13. He amareishashave a very good job.

14. There amareishashave a bike outside

15. amareishashave a cake! They are really good!

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ANSWERS

1. It is yellow.
2. The house is twenty metres high.
3. They have a small one.
4. We have brown hair.
5. We are both French.
6. I am in the classroom.
7. Tina has long hair.
8. How old is he?
9. The boys are hungry.
10. I have a cold.
11. She is my young sister.
12. I and Paul are in London.
13. He has a very good job.
14. There is a bike outside
15. Have a cake! They are really good!

Has or Have? | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 2

Choose between Has or Have:

1. The children havehas a lot of toys.
2. havehas you got your pen?
3. Sam and Max havehas a brother.
4. We don’t havehas time to play with you.
5. I havehas a headache.
6. They don’t havehas a lot of money.
7. My dad’s friend havehas a motorbike.
8. They havehas the answer.
9. Simon havehas lots of friends.
10. My parents havehas two cars.
11. Tim, Sam, Kevin and I havehas one cat and two dogs.
12. You don’t havehas a very big car.

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ANSWERS

1. The children have a lot of toys.
2. Have you got your pen?
3. Sam and Max have a brother.
4. We don’t have time to play with you.
5. I have a headache.
6. They don’t have a lot of money.
7. My dad’s friend has a motorbike.
8. They have the answer.
9. Simon has lots of friends.
10. My parents have two cars.
11. Tim, Sam, Kevin and I have one cat and two dogs.
12. You don’t have a very big car.

Has or Have? | Exercise with answer

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Exercise 1

Choose between Has or Have:

1. I havehas a new computer.
2. She havehas beautiful hair.
3. havehas we got time?
4. My neighbor havehas a big house.
5. Does she havehas  a dog?
6. Tina havehas two dogs.
7. She also havehas a cat.
8. My dad havehas a great job.
9. We havehas a problem.
10. The neighbors havehas an old car.
11. The teacher  havehas  a red shirt.
12. My brother and his wife havehas four children.

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ANSWERS

1. I have a new computer.
2. She has beautiful hair.
3. Have we got time?
4. My neighbor has a big house.
5. Does she have a dog?
6. Tina has two dogs.
7. She also has a cat.
8. My dad has a great job.
9. We have a problem.
10. The neighbors have an old car.
11. The teacher has a red shirt.
12. My brother and his wife have four children.

Contracted forms exercise | To be

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Exercise 2

Choose between the contracted forms:  ‘m not  |  isn’t  |  aren’t

1. I —‘m notisn’taren’t very well today.

2. She —‘m notisn’taren’t on time for school.

3. My homeworks for tomorrow —‘m notisn’taren’t difficult.

4. We —‘m notisn’taren’t very good friends.

5. I —‘m notisn’taren’t in the same class as you.

6. They —‘m notisn’taren’t from Poland.

7. You —‘m notisn’taren’t in my class.

8. It —‘m notisn’taren’t five o’clock yet.

9. The cat —‘m notisn’taren’t black.

10. Tina —‘m notisn’taren’t busy now.

 

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ANSWERS

1. I‘m not very well today.
2. She isn’t on time for school.
3. My homeworks for tomorrow aren’t difficult.
4. We aren’t very good friends.
5. I‘m not in the same class as you.
6. They aren’t from Poland.
7. You aren’t in my class.
8. It isn’t five o’clock yet.
9. The cat isn’t black.
10. Tina isn’t busy now.

Contracted forms exercise | To be

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Exercise 1

Write the contracted negative forms of the verb to be in the present simple tense:

1. I am not →
2. you are not →
3. he is not →
4. she is not →
5. it is not →
6. we are not →
7. you are not →
8. they are not →

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ANSWERS

1. I am not → I’m not
2. you are not → you’re not
3. he is not → he’s not
4. she is not → she’s not
5. it is not → it’s not
6. we are not → we’re not
7. you are not → you’re not
8. they are not → they’re not