Adverbs, Adverbs or Adjective, Phrase

1. Queen Victoria of England reigned (a. good, b. well) for over sixty-three years.

• a
• b

2. She was (a. sure, b. surely) young when she ascended the throne at age eighteen.

• a
• b

3. The queen was very (a. happy, b. happily) married to Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.

• a
• b

4. Marie Antoinette of France did not choose her friends (a. good, b. well).

• a
• b

5. She lived a (a. lavish, b. lavishly) lifestyle even while the common people were starving.

• a
• b

6. The queen of France was (a. severe, b. severely) warned to change her spendthrift ways.

• a
• b

7. Eventually, Marie Antoinette's (a. poor, b. poorly) choices (c. sure, d. surely) led to her death.

• a
• b
• c
• d

8. Queen Elizabeth II helped with the war effort during the (a. dark, b. darkly) days of World War II.

• a
• b

9. She worked (a. real, b. really) hard to be an encouragement to the British people.

• a
• b

Identify the phrase and the function:

1. The computer has become a vital part of the everyday lives of the people of society.

• prepositional
• participial
• gerund
• infinitive