ADJECTIVES ADVERBS

Choose the correct answer In parentheses

1.                The news that I had passed the exam made me feel (happy/happily).

2.          2.      She looked at me (happy/happily) when I gave her the news that she had passed
the exam.

3.           3.     Seeing that the students hadn't done their homework, the teacher got
(angry/angrily).

4.                4. Because the weather conditions are favourable, the fanners expect their crops to
grow (quick/quickly).

5.              5.   It's (real/really) (hard/hardly) to keep pace with our (rapid/rapidly)
(changing/changed) world.

6.                I didn't like the party, because it was (bad/badly) (organized/organizing).

7.           7.     She isn't able to control herself. She is (near/nearly) always (extreme/extremely)
(excited/exciting).

8.                She speaks English (fluent/fluently), and her pronunciation is very (good/well).

9.                He was feeling (unwell/badly) yesterday, but he is (good/well) now.

10.         He speaks (good/well) English. He can express his ideas (good/well).

11.         It was a (hard/hardly) job, but by working (hard/hardly), we managed to finish it
just in time.

12.         She is never (punctual/punctually). She always comes to work (late/lately).

13.         The train never arrives at its destination (punctual/punctually)It always arrives
(late/lately).

14.         The soup tasted (awful/awfully). I could (hard/hardly) eat it.

15.         Have you seen any (good/well) films (late/lately)? I'm very (eager/eagerly) to see one.

16.         When I asked for help, she volunteered (eager/eagerly).

17.         When I noticed a (suspicious/suspiciously) man on the corner, I informed the police
(imm ediate / immedia tely).

18.         This case is very important. It needs your (immediate/immediately) attention.

19.         We were (hot/hotly) after our (vigorous/vigorously) game of football.

20.   Because she wanted to lose weight (quick/quickly), she would jog long distances
(vigorous/vigorously).

21.   The child was (violent/violently) at first, but he gave up behaving (violent/violently)
after some time.

22.          She ate her lunch (incredible/incredibly) (quick/quickly). I couldn't believe my eyes.

23.     When I listened to her story, I found it rather (incredible/incredibly).

24.     It was an (incredible/incredibly) (slow/slow)train. I arrived at my destination
(late/lately).

25.     Istanbul has become (considerable/considerably) (polluting/polluted) in
(recent/recently) years.

26.     A (considerable/considerably) amount of money is spent on arms by all nations.

27.     The price they asked for the car was (reasonable/reasonably), so we bought it
without much thought.

28.     The hotel was (reasonable/reasonably) (cheap/cheaply), so we stayed two days
longer.

29.     They have bought a (new/newly) house (recent/recently), and now they are trying to
live (cheap/cheaply) to meet the installments.

30.     The (new/newly) (buying/bought) machines enable us to work fast.

31.     She was driving at a very (high/highly) speed, so the accident was
(inevitable/inevitably).

32.     Dolphins are considered to be (high/highly) (intelligent/intelligently) mammals.

33.     It wasn't my intention to hurt you. It wasn't a (deliberate/deliberately) action. It happened (accidental/accidentally).

34.     She didn't get ready (quick/quickly) enough to be (present/presently) at the meeting on time.

35.     To maintain (good/well) health, your diet should be (good/well) (balanced/balancing).