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Common mistakes with adverbs

January 26, 2015 - A2pdf

This grammar exercise tests your ability to use adverbs correctly.

Progress 0 of 7 answered
1He came here ...............
Wrong!
2He ............... to our house.
Wrong!
3Though John worked very ..............., he failed.
Wrong!
4He ............... to see me.
Wrong!
5I have ...............
Wrong!
6I have never seen such a man; he is ............... noble.
Wrong!
7Alice is ............... tall as Peter.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/7

Answers

  1. He came here two months ago
  2. He often comes to our house.
  3. Though John worked very hard, he failed.
  4. He seldom comes to see me.
  5. I have always wanted to meet him
  6. I have never seen such a man; he is very noble.
  7. Alice is as tall as Peter.
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