Adverbs of Manner Not Ending in LY

The word "so" can be used as an adverb of manner and as as adverb of frequency

• True

• False

In the sentence: "She walked straight to the door", the word "straight" is:

• An adverb of manner meaning "honestly"

• An adverb of manner meaning "without a bend"

• An adverb of degree

• An adjective describing the noun "door"

The word "fast" can behave as an adjective and also as an adverb.

• False

• True

The word "well" is an adjective and also an adverb.

• True

• False

In the sentence: "You can't do anything right", the word "right" is acting as:

• An adverb of frequency

• An adverb of time

• An adverb of manner

• An adjective

When transforming the adjective "fast" into an adverb of manner, we obtain:

• fast

• faster

• fastest

• fastly

In the sentence: "This answer is wrong", the word "wrong" is behaving as:

• An adverb of manner

• An adverb of place

• An adjective

• An adverbial phrase

The sentence: "Marie hardly worked to get a promotion" means:

• Marie put a lot of effort to get a promotion

• Marie worked very little to get a promotion

• Marie's promotion was very hard

• Marie's work is very difficult

The word "so" can be used as an adverb of manner and also as:

• A coordinating conjunction

• An adverb of time

• An adjective

• All of the above

In the sentence: "Hold me tight", the word "tight" is describing the verb "hold" and it is an adverb

• True

• False