Comparatives
Adverbs
Adverbs 2
Sentences
Sentences 2
100
My dad says I don't write my homework quickly enough. He says that I should write _____________
more quickly
100
careful
carefully
100
fast
fast
100
My dad is a very (careful/carefully) driver. He always drives very (careful/carefully), so I always feel safe.
careful
carefully
100
I usually skate very (safe/ safely). However, yesterday I was a little bit (more careful/ careless) and fell down (hard/ hardly) onto the ice
safely
careless
hard
200
You are speaking too quietly! Could you please speak ________________
more loudly
200
slow
slowly
200
good
well
200
My mom dances very (beautifully/ beautiful). People always say she is a very (graceful/gracefully) dancer
beautifully
graceful
200
He speaks Japanese (better/ well), but he writes it very (worse/ badly)
well
badly
300
You are not painting carefully enough. You should paint ________________
more carefully
300
hard
hard
300
noisy
noisily
300
Everybody at the office really likes Rick. He's (reliable/ reliability) and he works very (hard/ hardly)
reliable
hard
300
My family plays soccer (terrible/ terribly), but we are all very (good/ well) at badminton
terribly
good
400
You didn't do well enough on the test. If you write it again, I think you can do ____________ than last time.
better
400
happy
happily
400
loud
loudly
400
This music is too (loud/ loudly). It is even (more loudly/ louder) than a rock concert.
loud
louder
400
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painter
500
Sarah always goes to bed very late. Her parents think she should go to bed _______________.
earlier
500
accurate
accurately
500
beautiful
beautifully
500
You can't live (cheap/ cheaply) in Singapore. It's one of the most (expensive/ expensively) cities in the world
cheaply
expensive
500
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skiier