Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases, Language Learning Empower C1 U01A

Araceli loves to read. She reads books ________.

• a bit

• all the time

• clearly

Bob just got new shoes. His old shoes didn't fit him ________.

• on foot

• a lot

• properly

• regularly

He drove ________ this morning.

• on the narrow bridge early carefully

• carefully early on the narrow bridge

• early on the narrow bridge carefully

• carefully on the narrow bridge early

• early carefully on the narrow bridge

Put the words in the correct order to create a sentence. Notice the punctuation.

________ , ________ ________ ________ ________.

obviously / I / English / very well / speak

(a)  

Put the words in the correct order. 

She / school. / after / quickly / her homework / won't / finish

(a)  

Elena ________ to the cinema tonight because she's got a lot of homework.

• won't probably go

• probably won't go

• will probably go

• won't go probably

• probably will go

I don't like tomatoes. ________, I don't like any vegetables.

• Reasonably

• Naturally

• Actually

I hated that movie. In fact, I don't ________ like any horror movies

• really

• obviously

• strangely

A: Why didn't you notice your phone was missing when you got off the train?

B: I was distracted by a crowd of noisy teenagers ________.

• all the time

• at the time

• inevitably

A: Have you seen my jacket?

B: I think it's ________ on the train.

• just

• ever

• still