Complete the following sentences using appropriate adjectives or adverbs.
1I feel ...............
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After the linking verb "feel", use the adjective "unhappy" to describe the subject.
2I will get the car ...............
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After "get the car", use the adjective "ready" to describe the car's resulting state.
3She is too ............... a person to refuse.
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Before the noun phrase "a person", use the adjective "polite".
4We will have to think ...............
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The adverb "quickly" modifies the verb "think".
5She danced ............... into the room.
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The adverb "happily" modifies the verb "danced".
6She sang ...............
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The adverb "badly" modifies the verb "sang".
7I remember him very ...............
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The adverb "well" modifies the verb "remember".
8Cyanide is a ............... poison.
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The adjective "deadly" means likely to cause death and describes "poison".
9This steak is very ............... cooked.
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The adverb "badly" modifies the participle "cooked".
10He was ............... in love with her.
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The adverb "madly" is used in the fixed expression "madly in love".
11They were playing ............... fast.
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The adverb "unusually" modifies the adjective "fast".
12I ............... believed that you wanted to help me.
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The adverb "wrongly" modifies the verb "believed".
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- I feel unhappy
- I will get the car ready
- She is too polite a person to refuse.
- We will have to think quickly
- She danced happily into the room.
- She sang badly
- I remember him very well
- Cyanide is a deadly poison.
- This steak is very badly cooked.
- He was madly in love with her.
- They were playing unusually fast.
- I wrongly believed that you wanted to help me.
