1 hard

2 beautifully

3 clearly

4 fast

5 well

6 carefully

7 slowly

8 dangerously

9 easily

10 fluently

Change adjectives into adverbs.

1.quick => quickly 11.hard => hard

2.angry => angrily 12.sad => sad

3.slow => slowly 13.careful => carefully

4.nice => nice 14.good => well

5.quiet => quiet 15.fast => fast

6.calm => calm 16.clear => clearly

7.soft => soft 17.loud => loudly

8.easy => easily 18.patient => patiently

9.bad => badly 19.perfect => perfectly

10.beautiful 20.polite

1.She sings beautifully [beautiful] in the contest

2.She is a beautiful dancer[beautiful]

3.I can speak English very well[good]

4.Mary drives car very fast [fast]

5.We can do this exercise very easily [easy]

6.Lan shouted angrily [angry]

1.She sings. beautifully [beautiful] in the contest

2.She is a.. beautiful dancer[beautiful]

3.I can speak English very well [good]

4.Mary drives car very fastly [fast]

5.We can do this exercise very easily [easy]

6.Lan shouted..angrily [angry]

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1. James is careful. He drives__carefully__________.

2. The girl is slow. She walks_slowly___________.

3. Her English is perfect. She speaks English_______perfectly_____.

4. Our teacher is angry. She shouts__angrily__________.

5. My neighbor is a loudspeaker. He speaks_____loudly_______.

6. He is a bad writer. He writes_badly___________.

7. Jane is a nice guitar player. He plays the guitar_______nicely_____.

8. He is a good painter. He paints__well__________.

9. She is a quiet girl. She does her job______quietly______.

10. This exercise is easy. You can do it________easily____.

1 carefully

2 slowly

3 perfectly

4 angrily

5 loudly

6 badly

7 nicely

8 well

9 quietly

10 easily

1. James is careful. He drives carefully.

2.The girl is slow. She walks slowly.

3.Her English is perfect. She speaks English perfectly.

4.Our teacher is angry. She shouts angrily.

5.My neighbor is a loud speaker. He speaks loudly.

6.He is a bad writer. He writes badly.

7.Jane is a nice guitar player. He plays the guitar nicely.

8.He is a good painter. He paints well.

9.She is a quiet girl. She does her job quietly.

10.This exercise is easy. You can do it easily

1. The children played happily (happy) on the beach.
2. You’re working very hard (hard).
3. Open the box carefully (careful).
4. The bus was very slow (slow).
5. My arm is hurting terribly(terrible).
6. I can’t play chess very well (good).
7. Carol can run very fast (fast).
8. Michael usually goes happily (happy) to school on his new (new) bike.
9. Gina can sing wonderfully (wonderful) operas.
10. Richard loves swimming in the cold (cold) ocean.
11. My car isn’t new (new), but yours is extremely (extreme) old.
12. Sue walks happily(happy) to her mother, she has great (great) news for her.
13. Turtles are really (real) quiet animals. They walk quietly(quiet),
they eat quietly (quiet) and they sleep quietly (quiet).

1. Linda is a beautiful (beautiful) girl, she always dresses
beautifully (beautiful). She even writes beautifully (beautiful).
2. The children are very happy (happy) at the moment. Can you see them?
- Yes, they are playing happily (happy) in the garden.
3. We didn't do our exercises carefully (careful), so the teacher got very
angry (angry) and he even shouted at us angrily (angry).
4. Peter is a good (good) runner. He can run very quickly (quick)
and he is the best runner in our class. But he is not good (good) at playing
basketball, although he is such a quick (quick) person.
5. Susan was very happy (happy) and when she was having a bath she was
singing happily (happy) in the bathroom. But I must say she doesn't sing beautifully (beautiful).
6. Stuntmen and stuntwomen have a dangerous (dangerous) job and they live
quite dangerously (dangerous). --I would like to have a dangerous (dangerous) job, too.
7. Learning the words was easy (easy) for me. I could easily (easy)
study them in half an hour. But Maths is not easy (easy) for me.

1. It was already late when he got home and he couldn’t see anything. So, he felt slow (slow) for the keys in his pocket because he didn’t want to wake up his wife.
2. I can’t carry the suitcase, it is too heavy (heavy) for me.
3. Oh no! This exercise looks difficult (difficult)!
4. The patient felt extremely (extreme) cheerful today. He spoke cheerful(cheerful) with the nurse.
5. I am extremely (extreme) tired.
6. The heat was extreme (extreme)
7. It is awfully (awful) cold this week.
8. The food looks bad (bad). I’m going to taste it carefully (careful).
9. The meat tastes awful (awful)
10. The dog is smelling around in the garden carefully (careful) because it has dug his bone somewhere.
11. I need money badly (bad)
12. You smell so good (good). Do you have a new perfume?
13. Do you like the meal? – Wait! I’ll taste it quickly(quick)!

Write the superlative forms of the adjectives below.

1. tall ..the tallest.. 7. good ......the best......................
2. funny ..........the funniest.................. 8. easy ..........the easiest..................
3. nice .........the nicest................... 9. careful ...........the most careful.................
4. beautiful ......the most beautiful...................... 10. bad ........the worst....................
5. slim ..........the slimmest.................. 11. fat ...........the fattest.................
6. cold .......the coldest..................... 12. long .........the longest...................

1. Ann worked very (hard/hardly).

2. You speak English very (well/good).

3. Your English is very (good/well).

4. Ann is a very (careful/carefully) typist.

5. He is a very (hard/hardly) worker. He works very (hard/hardly).

6. She types very (careful/carefully).

7. His health is very (well/good).

8. How's your father? He is very (good/well).

9. Don't walk so fast. Can you walk more (slow/slowly)?

1. Ann worked very (hard/hardly).

2. You speak English very (well/good).

3. Your English is very (good/well).

4. Ann is a very (careful/carefully) typist.

5. He is a very (hard/hardly) worker. He works very (hard/hardly).

6. She types very (careful/carefully).

7. His health is very (well/good).

8. How's your father? He is very (good/well).

9. Don't walk so fast. Can you walk more (slow/slowly)?

1. John is reading (careful / carefully).

2. He is a (slow / slowly) learner.

3. Maria Elena speaks Spanish ( fluently / fluent)

4. Rita plays the violin ( good / well).

5. He was working ( hard / hardly).

6. The sun is ( bright / brightly) today.

7. She's a ( fast / fastly ) swimmer.

8. You can do this exercise (easily/ easy)

1. John is reading (careful / carefully).

2. He is a (slow / slowly) learner.

3. Maria Elena speaks Spanish ( fluently / fluent)

4. Rita plays the violin ( good / well).

5. He was working ( hard / hardly).

6. The sun is ( bright / brightly) today.

7. She's a ( fast / fastly ) swimmer.

8. You can do this exercise (easily/ easy)

1carefully

2slow

3fluently

4well

5hard

6bright

7fast

8easily

1. carefully

2. slow

3.fluently

4. well

5.hard

6.bright

7.fast

8.easily