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Adverbs vs Adjectives
100

“I ___ (live) in Guadalajara for five years.”

have been living

100

Which singer broke streaming records in early 2025 with “Fortnight”?

🎤 Taylor Swift (feat. Post Malone)

100

Complete: “I ___ (finish) my homework before I went out.”

had finished

100

I’m tall when I’m young and short when I’m old. What am I?

🕯 A candle

100

Is “fast” an adjective or an adverb?
"She drives fast"

Adverb

200

What’s the difference between “I have studied English in Manchester” and “I have been studying for my English test the whole week”?

“Have studied” focuses on the result; “have been studying” focuses on the duration or ongoing action.

200

What movie won the 2025 Oscar for Best Picture?

🎥 Oppenheimer

200

Which sentence is correct? A) I had been studied for two hours. B) I had been studying for two hours.

✅ B is correct

200

What has keys but can’t open locks?

A Piano

200

Choose the correct form:
“She sings ___ (beautiful / beautifully).”

beautifully

300

“She ___ (work) here since 2018, but she might quit soon.”

has been working

300

Which K-pop group announced their world tour comeback in 2025?

💜 BTS (post-military service return)

300

What’s the main difference between “had worked” and “had been working”?

✨ “Had worked” = completed action; “had been working” = continuous or ongoing before another past event.

300

I'm a tree that you carry in your hand

A Palm

300

Identify the error: “He drives very careful.”

❌ “Careful” → should be “carefully.”

400

Explain why: “He’s been reading that book for hours” ≠ “He has read that book.”

The first means he’s still reading (unfinished); the second means he finished it.

400

Who performed at the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show?

🎶 Dua Lipa

400

Explain: “She was tired because she had been running.” — why not “had run”?

Because the focus is on the ongoing activity that caused tiredness, not completion.

400

What word is spelled incorrectly in every dictionary?

✏️ “Incorrectly”

400

What’s the difference between “hard” and “hardly”?

“Hard” = with effort; “hardly” = almost not.

500

In: “I’ve finished my work” vs “I’ve been working all day”).

Which tense emphasizes result and which emphasizes duration?

Present Perfect → result (“I’ve finished my work”);

Present Perfect Progressive → duration (“I’ve been working all day”).

500

The celebrity with the most followers on Instagram

Cristiano Ronaldo, with about 663 million followers

500

Create a sentence showing contrast between a completed and and ongoing past action using "but"

(Example: I had finished dinner, but my sister had been cooking for hours.

500

What do you break the moment you name it?

Silence

500

Correct this sentence and explain: “She feels happily today.”

✅ “She feels happy.” → verbs like feel, seem, look use adjectives, not adverbs.

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