adverb

Multiple Choice

I am going to have to work very ( ) to pass the exam.

• hard

• hardly

• good

Multiple Choice

He ( ) pleasantly.

• seemed

• smiled

• looked

Multiple Choice

I arrived ( ) and missed the start of the movie.

• late

• lately

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is NOT correct?

• Have you talked to Emma lately?

• His health hasn't been too good lately.

• The meeting started a bit lately.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an adverb?

• kindly

• lonely

• early

• alone

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is NOT correct?

• He was wrongly accused of the crime.

• You've spelt my name wrong.

• He filled in the form wrongly.

• That's not the answer. You wrong guessed.

Multiple Choice

( ) we go to the gym to exercise, maybe two or three days a week.

• Rarely

• Sometimes

• Always

Multiple Choice

I seldom visit my relatives, so I ( ) see my uncle Jordan.

• usually

• almost never

• almost always

Multiple Choice

He is walking slowly.

The underlined part is an adverb of:

• degree

• frequency

• manner

• time

Multiple Choice

We hardly finished the exam preparation.

The underlined word is an adverb of:

• frequency

• manner

• degree

• place