Adjective or adverb
She _______ solved the math problem.
a) easy
b) easily
b) easily
Mingwei answered all the brain teasers ________.
a) correct
b) correctly
b) correctly
Margot completed the word puzzle. (easily)
Margot completed the word puzzle easily.
There are some luckily easy things you can do.
There are some luckily easy things you can do.
CORRECT: Luckily, there are some easy things you can do.
time / a / students / studied / for / a / long / The
The students studied for a long time.
__________, Padma won the Spelling Bee by memorizing thousands of words.
a) Amazing
b) Amazingly
b) Amazingly
Rachel is very _____ at learning languages.
a) good
b) well
a) good
Jennifer completed the memory test. (perfectly)
Jennifer completed the memory test perfectly.
There are many videos of people juggling fortunately.
CORRECT: Fortunately, there are many videos of people juggling.
son / solve / can / math problems / very / My / quickly
My son can solve math problems very quickly.
Sasha sang very ______ at the festival.
a) good
b) well
b) well
The answers to the test were not very ______-.
a) obvious
b) obviously
a) obvious
Kenichi is losing sensation in his left leg. (sadly)
Sadly, Kenichi is losing sensation in his left leg.
Easily you can find them online.
Easily you can find them online.
CORRECT: You can easily find them online.
exercises / day / He / brain training /does / every
He does brain training exercises every day.
He _____ solved the crossword puzzle.
a) quickly
b) quick
a) quickly
_____, her mother recognized her musical gift and introduced her to the violin at a young age.
a) Lucky
b) Luckily
b) Luckily
Patricia checks her blood pressure. (regularly)
Patricia checks her blood pressure regularly.
She fortunately got better without any medication.
She fortunately got better without any medication.
CORRECT: Fortunately, she got better without any medication.
repeat it / hear / After / name, / you / a / correctly
After you hear a name, repeat it correctly.
My grandson was _______ to meet the famous astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson.
a) lucky
b) luckily
a) lucky
The student _____ solved the math equation on the board.
a) calm
b) calmly
b) calmly
Jason got 100 percent wrong on his math test. (amazingly)
Amazingly, Jason got 100 percent wrong on his math test.
Try these techniques hopefully and you'll improve your hand-eye coordination.
Try these techniques hopefully and you'll improve your hand-eye coordination.
CORRECT: Try these techniques and hopefully, you'll improve your hand-eye coordination.
water / two liters / of / day / should / a / You /drink
You should drink two liters of water a day.