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WorksheetsPreA1_Week 9
Total questions: 130
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
She sings beautiful/beautifully in the morning.
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The soup tastes bad/badly.
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He drives the car slow/slowly.
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This room looks clean/cleanly.
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The baby is sleeping quiet/quietly.
(a)
This chair feels hard/hardly.
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They run fast/fastly every day.
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The dog barks loud/loudly at strangers.
(a)
This cake smells nice/nicely.
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She speaks English good/well.
(a)
He finishes his tasks quick/quickly.
(a)
This report looks bad/badly.
(a)
They work hard/hardly every day.
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The meeting starts early/early tomorrow.
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His handwriting is neat/neatly on the form.
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Please write the email clear/clearly.
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The floor feels smooth/smoothly after cleaning.
(a)
The manager speaks polite/politely to the team.
(a)
This project is easy/easily for us.
(a)
She explains the instructions simple/simply.
(a)
He looks tired/tiredly after work.
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This dress is beautiful/beautifully.
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She dances graceful/gracefully at the party.
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The boy plays the guitar good/well.
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The movie was boring/boringly.
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The girl smiles happy/happily at her friend.
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The music sounds loud/loudly in the room.
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He eats his lunch slow/slowly every day.
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This problem looks difficult/difficultly to solve.
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They walk quiet/quietly in the library.
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The weather feels cold/coldly today.
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The park is peaceful/peacefully in the morning.
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She walks fast/fastly to the bus stop.
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The plane flies fast/fastly in the sky.
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This hotel is clean/cleanly and big.
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The city looks bright/brightly at night.
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They talk friendly/friendlily to the tourists.
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He climbs the mountain careful/carefully.
(a)
The beach feels warm/warmly in the sun.
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This street is busy/busily every day.
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The soup tastes delicious/deliciously.
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She chooses her clothes quick/quickly at the shop.
(a)
The bread smells fresh/freshly in the bakery.
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He cooks his dinner careful/carefully every night.
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The meal looks amazing/amazingly on the table.
(a)
She eats her lunch slow/slowly.
(a)
The waiter speaks kind/kindly to the customers.
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This coffee tastes bitter/bitterly.
(a)
He pays the bill polite/politely.
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The cake looks sweet/sweetly but tastes bad.
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Don’t play with that knife. It isn’t ………………
(a)
£500 for a jacket? That’s …………………!
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The shelf is very ………………………… I have to stand on a chair to reach it.
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Well done! All the answers in your test are ……………………
(a)
British English is a bit ………………………… from American English.
(a)
That calculation is very ………………………… I can’t do it.
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Joe says he’s seventeen. But that isn’t ………………………… He’s only fifteen.
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This soup tastes (a) . I don’t want to eat it.
The weather today is (a) . Let’s go for a walk.
These two shirts look very (a) . I can’t tell the difference.
This homework is (a) . I finished it in 5 minutes.
This store sells (a) items, so I can save money.
That answer is (a) . Please try again.
The movie was so (a) that I couldn’t watch it until the end.
The price of the car is very (a) . I can’t afford it.
This sofa is very (a) . It’s been here for 20 years.
That’s the (a) answer! Well done!
Walking alone at night can be (a) . Be careful.
This phone is too (a) . I want a bigger one.
The food was (a) , and I couldn’t eat it.
My new shoes were too (a) , so I didn’t buy them.
This pen looks very (a) to the one I lost.
The puzzle was (a) to solve. I finished it quickly.
This hat is very (a) , so I will get two.
It’s (a) to play with fire.
The story in the book is (a) , not false.
My friend made a (a) choice and missed the bus.
The new house is very (a) and has a big garden.
The road was (a) , so we stopped driving.
The meeting was (a) ; we learned a lot.
The job is (a) , but we need to do it well.
Safety equipment is (a) for construction workers.
The report has (a) information. Please check it again.
The client’s office is very (a) and has many workers.
Our new project is (a) ; we are excited to start it.
The boss made a (a) decision to help the team.
The two designs are very (a) to each other.
The package is too (a) to carry by one person.
This chair is (a) , so we can sell it.
I like apples, (a) I don’t like bananas.
She is happy, (a) she is smiling.
I have a dog (a) a cat.
Do you want tea (a) coffee?
I am tired, (a) I will sleep early.
He is sad (a) he lost his toy.
We can go to the park (a) stay at home.
She is tall, (a) she can’t reach the shelf.
I am hungry, (a) I will eat something.
I like reading books (a) watching movies.
It’s cold (a) it is winter.
You can take the bus (a) walk to school.
I don’t like fish, (a) I love chicken.
I am learning English (a) I want to speak with people.
He plays football (a) basketball.
She is going to the store (a) she can buy some milk.
It is raining, (a) we need an umbrella.
Do you like pizza (a) pasta?
I want to go to the beach, (a) it is too far.
He is tired (a) he worked all day.
I am going to bed, (a) good night!
I want to go to the park, (a) it’s raining.
She is studying hard, (a) she can pass the exam.
He loves pizza, (a) he eats it every Friday.
You can either have tea, (a) you can have coffee.
The meeting is at 3 PM, (a) I have another appointment at that time.
I don’t like horror movies (a) they scare me.
She’s going to the store, (a) she will buy some fruit.
He didn’t go to the party (a) he was feeling sick.
You should bring your umbrella (a) it might rain.
I will eat lunch now, (a) I will be late for the meeting.
She loves playing the piano, (a) she doesn’t have time to practice.
I can come tomorrow, (a) we can meet next week.
He missed the bus, (a) he was late for work.
I have a headache, (a) I am going to rest.
She was tired, (a) she still went for a run.
You need to finish the project (a) the deadline is tomorrow.
We can go to the beach, (a) we can go hiking in the mountains.
He wanted to buy a new phone, (a) he didn’t have enough money.
I will call you later, (a) we can discuss the plan.
I didn’t go out (a) I had too much work to do.
