Adverb

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(careful)

You must read the instructions ... before you use the camera.

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(angry)

Something had happened to Sandra. She had an .............. look.

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(free)

She will understand anything you tell her. You can talk to her ..............

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(clear) It’s important that she tells all the story ..............

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(hungry/economical)

The population in many African countries are..............because they have a lot of .............. problems.

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(beautiful)

Don’t you think he sings ..............?

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(good)

He plays football very ..............

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(quiet)

The children were so .............. that I thought they were planning something.

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(sure)

I was .............. that I had left the camera on the table.

Use the adjective in brackets or make an adverb (adj+ly) as necessary.

Example:

(warm)

The director gave us a very .............. welcome.