Fill in the blanks with an adjective or adverb.
1Are you ............... aware of the consequences of your action?
Wrong!
Use the adverb "fully" to modify the adjective "aware".
2The children performed really ............... .
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Use the adverb "well" to describe how the children performed.
3I was ............... impressed with her performance.
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Use the adverb "really" to modify the adjective "impressed".
4You ............... ate anything.
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Use "hardly" to mean almost not at all before "ate anything".
5A fast car goes ............... .
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Use "fast" because it is also the adverb form of the adjective "fast".
6She works ............... to make a living.
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Use "hard" as an adverb meaning with a lot of effort.
7The girl who answered the phone was very ............... .
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Use the adjective "polite" after the linking verb "was".
8She looks ............... attractive.
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Use the adverb "incredibly" to modify the adjective "attractive".
9He should be here ............... .
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Use the adverb "soon" to say when he should be here.
10The girl looked ............... .
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Use the adjective "anxious" after the linking verb "looked".
11............... the lights went out.
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Use the adverb "Suddenly" to describe how the event happened.
12If I listen to ............... music, I get a headache.
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Use the adjective "loud" to modify the noun "music".
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Are you fully aware of the consequences of your action?
- The children performed really well.
- I was really impressed with her performance.
- You hardly ate anything.
- A fast car goes fast.
- She works hard to make a living.
- The girl who answered the phone was very polite.
- She looks incredibly attractive.
- He should be here soon.
- The girl looked anxious.
- Suddenly the lights went out.
- If I listen to loud music, I get a headache.
