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Adjectives And Adverbs Exercise

May 28, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks. This grammar exercise tests your ability to use adjectives and adverbs correctly.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The fire ............... destroyed the building.
Wrong!
The adverb "completely" modifies the verb "destroyed".
2I ............... left my wallet at home.
Wrong!
The adverb "stupidly" describes how the action was done.
3Indore is said to be the ............... city in India.
Wrong!
The superlative form of "clean" is "cleanest".
4Despite being ..............., I didn't get the job.
Wrong!
The adjective "well-qualified" describes the person in this sentence.
5He is ............... with his result.
Wrong!
Use "disappointed" to describe how someone feels.
6He works ............... but he does not earn much.
Wrong!
The adverb "hard" means with a lot of effort here.
7They have rented an office in a ............... building.
Wrong!
In normal adjective order, size comes before age or style, so "large modern" is correct.
8I can't run as ............... as him.
Wrong!
The adverb form is "fast", not "fastly".
9I absolutely loved ............... chapters of this novel.
Wrong!
The phrase "the last two" correctly means the final two chapters.
10It is ............... hot for the time of the year.
Wrong!
The adverb "unusually" modifies the adjective "hot".
11People have been waiting for a long time, and they are getting ...............
Wrong!
After "getting" in this meaning, use the adjective "impatient".
12Today I got up ............... than usual.
Wrong!
The comparative form of "early" is "earlier".
Done.
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Answers

  1. The fire completely destroyed the building.
  2. I stupidly left my wallet at home.
  3. Indore is said to be the cleanest city in India.
  4. Despite being well-qualified, I didn’t get the job.
  5. He is disappointed with his result.
  6. He works hard but he does not earn much.
  7. They have rented an office in a large modern building.
  8. I can’t run as fast as him.
  9. I absolutely loved the last two chapters of this novel.
  10. It is unusually hot for the time of the year.
  11. People have been waiting for a long time, and they are getting impatient
  12. Today I got up earlier than usual.
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