Adverb or adjective?
She speaks Turkish fluent/fluently.
She speaks Turkish fluently.
This is not your coat, it is mine!
What's the correct sentence:
I'm going to go on holiday this summer.
OR
I go on holiday this summer.
I'm going to go on holiday this summer.
... a good time at the party
have a good time at the party
I am an object that helps you when it rains. Rihanna has a whole song about me.
An umbrella
He speaks fluent/fluently English.
He speaks fluent English.
That's Katy's pen, and the book is also his/hers.
That's Katy's pen, and the book is also hers.
What's the correct sentence:
Have you ever drunk a martini?
OR
Did you ever drink a martini?
Have you ever drunk a martini?
... long hair
have long hair
Don't go left, don't go wrong.
He is a bad/badly driver.
He is a bad driver.
Tom loves Jake but Jake doesn't love ....
Tom loves Jake but Jake doesn't love him.
What's the correct sentence:
She hasn't liked reading as a child.
OR
She didn't like reading as a child.
She didn't like reading as a child.
... to the beach at the weekend.
go to the beach at the weekend
Not always, never, or often, but more than sometimes.
usually
He drives badly/bad.
He drives badly.
We don't need Erika but she needs ....
We don't need Erika but she needs us.
What's the correct sentence:
Look at the clouds. I think it's going to rain.
OR
Look at the clouds. I think it rains.
Look at the clouds. I think it's going to rain.
... a swim in the pool.
have a swim in the pool.
I look like a low cloud, so don't drive when I am out.
fog/ foggy
He works hard/hardly.
He works hard.
Are these our coats? No, they're Ana and Julia's. They're ... .
Are these our coats? No, they're Ana and Julia's. They're theirs.
What's the correct sentence:
She has never gone to Disneyland.
OR
She has never been to Disneyland.
She has never been to Disneyland.
... dressed slowly
get dressed slowly
I am a verb that you use with breakfast, dinner or a child. What am I?
have