Adverb of manner quiz

Alex plays (bad-badly) because he is a (bad-badly) player.

• bad, bad

• bad, badly

• badly, badly

• badly, bad

He slept (comfortable-comfortably) in her (comfortable-comfortably) bed.

• comfortable, comfortably

• comfortably, comfortable

• comfortably-comfortably

• comfortable-comfortable

Andini is a (good-well) singer. She sings very (good-well).

• good, well

• good, good

• well, good

• well, well

Budi and Alex are (quiet-quietly) students, we are speaking (quiet-quietly).

• quietly, quietly

• quiet, quiet

• quiet, quietly

• quietly, quiet

Mr. John looked at me (angry-angrily). He has a very (angry-angrily) look.

• angry, angrily

• angrily, angry

• angrily, angrily

• angry, angry

Mr. Supri is a (careful-carefully) driver. He drives my car very (careful-carefully).

• careful, carefully

• carefully, careful

• carefully, carefully

• careful, careful

She danced (graceful-gracefully) at the event, and her movements were (graceful-gracefully).

• gracefully, graceful

• graceful, gracefully

• gracefully, gracefully

• graceful, graceful

Okky is a (polite-politely) student. He speaks (polite-politely).

• politely, politely

• politely, polite

• polite, politely

• polite, polite

Rina is a (happy-happily) child. She plays (happy-happily) with her friends.

• happy, happily

• happily, happy

• happily, happily

• happy, happy

She spoke (soft-softly) during the presentation, and her voice was (soft-softly) soothing.

• softly, softly

• softly, soft

• soft, soft

• soft, softly