Fill in the blanks.
1Susie is getting along ............... at college.
Wrong!
Well is an adverb. It modifies the verb getting along.
2The poor man can’t hear ...............
Wrong!
3She dusted the furniture ...............
Wrong!
4The new play was received ............... by the critics.
Wrong!
5The ring is worth ............... over a thousand dollars.
Wrong!
6Do you know the neighbors ...............?
Wrong!
7The children behaved rather ...............
Wrong!
Badly is the opposite of well. Bad is the opposite of good.
8The job pays ...............
Wrong!
9She plays chess ...............
Wrong!
10He gets ............... pay for the job.
Wrong!
11She sings ............... but dances ..........................
Wrong!
12Grandmother’s eyesight is still ............... but her hearing is bad.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Susie is getting along well at college.
- The poor man can’t hear well
- She dusted the furniture well
- The new play was received well by the critics.
- The ring is worth well over a thousand dollars.
- Do you know the neighbors well?
- The children behaved rather badly
- The job pays well
- She plays chess well
- He gets good pay for the job.
- She sings well, badly but dances ……………………..
- Grandmother’s eyesight is still good but her hearing is bad.

