Adverbs and adjectives

Although he is my neighbour, I ... know him
1. nearly
2. hard
3. bare
4. hardly
Karen is the best student in class. She studies...
1. hard
2. hardly
3. harder
4. more hard
I could not sleep ... last night, so I feel ... today
1. good,horrible
2. well, horible
3. well, horibly
4. better, more horibly
He is almost blind. He can ... see anything
1. hard
2. harder
3. hardly
4. hardest
We are driving too...
1. the fastest
2. fast
3. faster
4. fastest
I know him very...
1. well
2. good
3. best
4. better
I wish I could speak English...
1. fluent
2. more fluent
3. fluently
4. the most fluently
The boy works on computer so...!
1. good
2. bad
3. better
4. well
The dictionary is..... I can't aford it
1. cheap
2. good
3. expensive
4. bad
She studied English ...
1. careful
2. careless
3. carefully
4. wonderful
The old man is so week he can ... move
1. hard
2. hardly
3. hardest
4. harder
He hopes to find a job....
1. easily
2. easy
3. easier
4. the easiest
They have trained ... to become real professionals
1. intensive
2. intensively
3. hardly
4. effective
The view wasn't just nice! It was... astonishing
1. quite
2. absolutely
3. very
4. fairly
The new teacher is... than the previous one
1. good
2. much better
3. so better
4. such a good
Personally for me statistics is... than mathematics
1. more easily
2. the easiest
3. easier
4. so easy
The doll had dolden .. hair and was dressed in a woolen
1. silk
2. silky
3. silken
4. silking
The treasure was buried ... underground
1. deeply
2. deep
3. deeper
4. deepest
The furniture ... and we couldn't even sit down for a minute
1. badly-made
2. bad-made
3. worse-made
4. the worst-made
He smiled ...
1. friend
2. friendly
3. friendlier
4. in a friendly way
Children under five years old travel...
1. free
2. freely
3. more free
4. more freely
All the buses are _____ today. I wonder why.
1. late
2. the latest
3. lately
4. latest
Andy was _____ upset when Ann met him.
1. terribly
2. more terribly
3. the most terrible
4. terrible
All my friends _____ watch CNN.
1. more
2. the most
3. most
4. mostly
This silk looks so ____. Let’s buy it for a new dress.
1. softly
2. softest
3. soft
4. softer
He's a fast runner. I can't run as ____ as he
1. fast
2. fastly
3. faster
4. fastest
The team played ____ last Sunday.
1. very terrible
2. too terrible
3. terrible
4. terribly
Ann sings _____ than anyone else I've ever heard.
1. beautiful
2. beautifully
3. more beautiful
4. most beautiful
You look _____ today
1. most wonderfully
2. the most wonderfully
3. more wonderfully
4. wonderful
He feels_____ because she has smiled _____ to him
1. happy, kindly
2. happy, kind
3. happily, kindly
4. happily, kind
Mark was sure to get acknowledged as he worked _____.
1. hardly
2. hardly enough
3. too hardly
4. hard enough
Because the first pair of shoes didn’t fit _____, he asked for another one
1. more proper
2. most properly
3. proper
4. properly
The professor looked _____ at the student’s paper and began to speak
1. quick
2. quickly
3. the most quickly
4. more quickly
Drive _____! You drive too fast.
1. careful
2. carefully
3. the most careful
4. the more carefully
I removed the wrapping paper_____.
1. careful
2. more careful
3. much more careful
4. carefully
The work we do is _____.
1. hard
2. hardly
3. as hard
4. hardest
I haven’t got much money. If I travel this year, I’ll have to do it _____.
1. cheap
2. cheaper
3. cheaply
4. cheapest
Mary doesn’t speak very _____. I often have trouble understanding her
1. clearly
2. clear
3. clearer
4. clearest
There was a great traffic. We _____ came in time.
1. hardly
2. hard
3. in hard
4. harder
This dish tastes a bit _____.
1. strange
2. strangely
3. strangest
4. stranger
Susan appeared so _____ that I couldn’t help making her a compliment
1. beautifully
2. beautiful
3. beauty
4. more beautiful
It was quite _____ that he passed the exam
1. surprising
2. more surprising
3. as surprising
4. most surprising
People _____ at quizzes can earn a lot of money
1. good
2. well
3. better
4. best
You seem to be breathing _____.
1. quite heavy
2. quietly heavy
3. quite heavily
4. quietly heavily

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