Adjectives andAdverbs; Comparison

Multiple Select

Which of the following are types of adverbs?

• Adverbs of manner

• Adverbs of color

• Adverbs of place

• Adverbs of time

Multiple Select

Which of the following sentences use the correct form of the adjective as an adverb?

• She sings beautiful.

• He acted heroically.

• They worked careful.

• He completed the task happily.

Open Ended

Explain the difference between adverbs of manner and adverbs of degree, providing examples for each.

Fill in the Blanks

Adverbs are formed from adjectives by adding

to the end.

Multiple Choice

What are the negative prefixes used to form opposites of certain adjectives or adverbs?

• dis-, un-, in-, il-, im-, ir-, mal-

• pre-, re-, mis-, dis-

• un-, re-, over-, under-

• anti-, auto-, co-, ex-

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct adverb form of the adjective 'dramatic'?

• dramaticly

• dramatical

• dramatically

• dramatice

Multiple Select

Which of the following pairs have different meanings as adverbs? Select all that apply.

• Hard / Hardly

• High / Highly

• Wide / Widely

• Big / Right

Open Ended

Explain the difference in meaning between 'hard' and 'hardly' as used in adverbs.

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

We all worked extremely ___.

• hard

• hardly

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

Some countries can ___ feed their own people.

• hard

• hardly

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

I hate it when people arrive ___.

• late

• lately

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

At first everything was great, but then it all went ___.

• wrong

• wrongly

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

What have you been doing ___?

• late

• lately

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

___ you can see that your plan just wouldn't work?

• sure

• surely

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

She has travelled ___ in Europe and the Far East.

• wide

• widely

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

Relax! Take it ___!

• easy

• easily

Multiple Choice

Choose one of the two forms.

He was ___ accused of being a spy.

• wrong

• wrongly

Fill in the Blanks

I could

hear what he was saying because of the noise. (hard / hardly)

Multiple Choice

Match the adverb 'surely' to its correct meaning.

• Soon, in a short time

• Recently

• In a complete way

• With certainty

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct order of adverbs when there is more than one in a sentence?

• Manner – Place – Time

• Place – Manner – Time

• Time – Place – Manner

• Manner – Time – Place

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences use adverbs of frequency correctly?

• She never comes to school on time.

• She comes never to school on time.

• She comes to school never on time.

• Never she comes to school on time.

Multiple Choice

Where do adverbs of degree usually go when they describe adjectives or other adverbs?

• Before the adjective or adverb

• After the adjective or adverb

• At the end of the sentence

• At the beginning of the sentence

Fill in the Blanks

Sentence adverbs like 'luckily' can go in the

, mid, or end position of a sentence.

Open Ended

Explain the difference between using adverbs after action verbs and adjectives after linking verbs, providing examples.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence 'Train services have been affected.', which is the correct position for the adverbs: already, by the heavy snow, seriously?

• Train services have already been seriously affected by the heavy snow.

• Train services have seriously already been affected by the heavy snow.

• Train services have been affected already by the heavy snow seriously.

• Train services have been already affected by the heavy snow seriously.