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Adjective or adverb: grammar exercise

July 27, 2012 - A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate adjectives or adverbs.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1If you work too ..............., you will fall ill.
Wrong!
2The country received ............... any rainfall this year.
Wrong!
3In a democratic country, everybody has the right to speak ...............
Wrong!
4He hit the nail ...............
Wrong!
5The show was ............... amusing.
Wrong!
6Throw it as ............... as you can.
Wrong!
7He has ............... arrived.
Wrong!
8All criminals must be ............... punished for their crimes.
Wrong!
9He is never ............... for work.
Wrong!
10I haven’t been to the theatre much ...............
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. If you work too hard, you will fall ill.
  2. The country received hardly any rainfall this year.
  3. In a democratic country, everybody has the right to speak freely
  4. He hit the nail hard
  5. The show was highly amusing.
  6. Throw it as high as you can.
  7. He has just arrived.
  8. All criminals must be justly punished for their crimes.
  9. He is never late for work.
  10. I haven’t been to the theatre much lately
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