grammar session

Morphological features. As to their word-building structure adverbs are divided into:

• Simple (there), derivative (quickly), compound (nowhere) and composite (at once)

• Simple (pretty), derivative (slowly), composite (at last)

• Simple (long), derivative (likewise), compound (anyhow)

• Simple (then), derivative (headlong), compound (sometimes)

• All answers are correct.

Choose the following combinability of the adverb - "adverb +adverb"

• Harris spoke quite kindly about it

• Annette turned her neck lazily.

• She is very beautiful.

• All the tilling is so wide awaited

• How wonderful is it!

Composite adverbs:

• Far enough, at last

• Anyhow, somewhere

• Likewise, there

• Here, there

• Then, slowly

Simple adverbs:

• Then, there

• Lately, sideways

• Sometimes, everywhere

• A little bit, sort of

• Downstairs, anyhow

Derived adverbs:

• Badly, quickly

• Everywhere, anywhere

• Now, late

• Well, here

• At first, all of sudden

Compound adverbs:

• Sometimes, everywhere

• At last, as far as

• By all means, here

• After, well

• Lately, badly

Adverbs of time:

• Soon, early

• Above, back

• Underneath, here

• Quickly, sadly

• Always, well

Which one is the adverbs of place:

• Near, here

• Calmly, madly

• Always, well

• Often, frequently

• Altogether, never

Choose the adverbs of frequency:

• Often, usually

• Ago, before

• Honestly, far

• Tomorrow, today

• Above, under

Adverbs of degree:

• Very, too

• Far, on

• Clearly, fairly

• Hence, next

• Soon, later