What is this word?
Noun, Verb, Adjective, or Adverb?
EDUCATION
NOUN
COMPLETE -> ADVERB
COMPLETELY
This quiz is very (DIFFICULTY).
This quiz is very DIFFICULT.
My mother gives a lot to people. She is:
GENEROUS // GENEROUSLY
GENEROUS
We need to analysis/analyse the idea
analyse
Noun, Verb, Adjective, or Adverb?
SKILLED
ADJECTIVE
FIRST -> ADVERB
FIRSTLY
You should (EXPRESSION) yourself.
You should EXPRESS yourself.
Boran looked at me very ________.
STRANGE // STRANGELY
STRANGELY
He has earnt sufficient/suffice money this week
sufficient
Noun, Verb, Adjective, or Adverb?
ARTICLE
NOUN
NERVOUS-> ADVERB
NERVOUSLY
Before I go to bed, I always (CHOICE) my clothes for the next day.
Before I go to bed, I always CHOOSE my clothes for the next day.
Elephants are very large animals. They are _______.
ENORMITY // ENORMOUS
ENORMOUS
Many businesses use AI for more efficency systems
efficient
Noun, Verb, Adjective, or Adverb?
PREPARE
VERB
COMPLETE -> ADJECTIVE
COMPLETE - COMPLETED
(UNFORTUNATE/UNFORTUNATELY), we won't be able to go to the party on Saturday.
UNFORTUNATELY
Michael Jackson was very talented and his singing brought him a lot of ________.
FAMOUS // FAME
FAME
Writers need to write Objective/objectively in discussion essays
objectively
Noun, Verb, Adjective, or Adverb?
CAREFULLY
ADVERB
What is the opposite of complete?
INCOMPLETE
I must (APOLOGY). I'm sorry I forgot your book
I must APOLOGISE. I'm sorry I forgot your book
Wow, you won the lottery! You are very ______.
FORTUNE // FORTUNATE
FORTUNATE
If you are sick, you should go to the doctor immediate/immediately
immediately