Fill in the blanks.
1You ............... need some rest.
Wrong!
"Badly" means very much or desperately in this sentence.
2I got ............... any sleep last night.
Wrong!
"Hardly" means almost not at all before "any sleep."
3Try ............... and you will succeed.
Wrong!
"Hard" means with a lot of effort, while "hardly" means almost not.
4I know ............... anyone here.
Wrong!
"Hardly" means almost no one in this sentence.
5It happened all of a ...............
Wrong!
"Sudden" is the adjective used in the fixed phrase "all of a sudden."
6............... he felt dizzy and collapsed on the floor.
Wrong!
"Suddenly" is an adverb that describes how the action happened.
7He behaved ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Like a coward" and "in a cowardly manner" correctly describe the way he behaved.
8He resembles his father ...............
Wrong!
"Closely" is the adverb that modifies the verb "resembles."
9He became ............... when he heard the news.
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"Angry" is an adjective after the linking verb "became."
10The milk has turned ...............
Wrong!
"Sour" is an adjective after the linking verb "turned."
11I feel ...............
Wrong!
"Feverish" is an adjective after the linking verb "feel."
12He is getting ............... day by day.
Wrong!
"Better" is the comparative form used to describe improvement over time.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- You badly need some rest.
- I got hardly any sleep last night.
- Try hard and you will succeed.
- I know hardly anyone here.
- It happened all of a sudden
- Suddenly he felt dizzy and collapsed on the floor.
- He behaved like a coward / in a cowardly manner
- He resembles his father closely
- He became angry when he heard the news.
- The milk has turned sour
- I feel feverish
- He is getting better day by day.
