Modifier Usage

Come quick or we will miss our bus.

• Sentence is correct.

• Come quickly or we will miss our bus.

• Come quick or we will miss are bus.

• Come quickly. Or we will miss our bus.

You appear so happy that something great must have happened.

• Sentence is correct.

• You appear so happily that something great must have happened.

• You appear, so happily that something great must have happened.

• You appear so happily. That something great must have happened.

I have never been more sure of anything in my life.

• Sentence is correct.

• I have never been more surer of anything in my life.

• I have never been surer of anything in my life.

• I have never been more surest anything in my life.

You did that somersault so good.

• Sentence is correct.

• You did that somersault so gooder.

• You did that somersault so well.

• You did that somersault so better.

The baby birds flew from the nest. What word is the adjective?

• flew

• birds

• baby

• There is no adjective.

The students took a challenging test. What word is the adjective?

• students

• took

• challenging

• There is no adjective.

Which word is the adverb? My grandpa snored loudly.

• grandpa

• snored

• loudly

• There is no adverb.

Which word is the adverb? The grumpy bear fought.

• grumpy

• bear

• fought

• There is no adverb.

Mum spoke to me angry when she heard about my bad mark.

• The sentence is correct.

• Mum spoke to me angrily when she heard about my bad mark.

• Mum spoke to me mad when she heard about my bad mark.

• Mum spoke to me madly. When she heard about my bad mark.

I am specially glad to be done with this lesson.

• Sentence is correct.

• I am special glad to be done with this lesson.

• I am carefully glad to be done with this lesson.

• I am especially glad to be done with this lesson.