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Adverbs Exercise

October 3, 2020 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an adverb.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Snake bites can be ...............
Wrong!
Deadly means fatal.
2Tension ran ...............
Wrong!
High can be used both as an adjective and as an adverb.
3They treat their servants ...............
Wrong!
4I am ............... sure that he is involved in this.
Wrong!
5It was a ............... amusing program.
Wrong!
Highly expresses an extreme degree.
6The stone hit him ............... on the nose.
Wrong!
Right can mean exactly.
7I ............... assumed that she wouldn’t come.
Wrong!
Rightly can mean correctly.
8They left ............... after lunch.
Wrong!
Right can mean exactly.
9'Can I borrow your car?' '...............'
Wrong!
Sure can mean certainly.
10The students performed really ...............
Wrong!
Well is an adverb; good is an adjective.
11He is always ............... for work.
Wrong!
12I have watched a lot of interesting movies ...............
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Snake bites can be deadly
  2. Tension ran high
  3. They treat their servants badly
  4. I am dead sure that he is involved in this.
  5. It was a highly amusing program.
  6. The stone hit him right on the nose.
  7. I rightly assumed that she wouldn’t come.
  8. They left right after lunch.
  9. ‘Can I borrow your car?’ ‘Sure‘
  10. The students performed really well
  11. He is always late for work.
  12. I have watched a lot of interesting movies lately
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