Fill in the blanks with an adjective or adverb.
Here we use the adverb quickly to modify the verb do. Fast can be an adjective or adverb. Much can be used as an adverb meaning very. Hardly means scarcely. Please select 2 correct answers Hardly ever means very rarely. All of a sudden and suddenly mean the same. 1. Please do it …………………….
2. He ran as …………………… as he could.
3. I am not ……………………. interested in this offer.
4. She walked with ……………………. difficulty.
5. She spoke …………………….. anything.
6. I was ……………………… inside the house when the kids started yelling.
7. We ………………….. see elephants in cities.
8. It was a ……………………. occurrence.
9. The students are …………………… waiting for the results.
10. It happened all of a ……………………….
11. I was …………………….. to hear the news.
12. We …………………… listened to his anecdotes.
Answers
1. Please do it quickly.
2. He ran as fast as he could.
3. I am not much interested in this offer.
4. She walked with much difficulty.
5. She spoke hardly anything.
6. I was hardly inside the house when the kids started yelling.
7. We rarely / hardly ever see elephants in cities.
8. It was a rare occurrence.
9. The students are anxiously waiting for the results.
10. It happened all of a sudden.
11. I was eager to hear the news.
12. We eagerly listened to his anecdotes.
