English adverbs: Change the adjectives into adverbs.

Is the underlined word an adjective or an adverb?

  1. Jake plays in the garden. (happy)

1. Pete played some exciting games.

2. Mr Brown drives . (bad)
2. Ben sat quietly in the living room.
3. Pete
3. The trip runs
to London was. (fast)
great.
4. Ben made
4. Jake thehis
does sandwiches nicely.
homework . (slow)
5. They watched the film happily.
5. They ran out of the cinema . (quick)
6. He can buy me a cheap bike.
7. She writes
6. We wentstories fantastically.
on holiday . (cheap)
8. The scratch was long.
7. We did the test . (good)
9. Ben worked hard in the garden.
10. 8.
HeThe
tookteacher
the invitation
shouted to Ben quickly.
. (angry)

  9. The children worked . (busy)

10. Please work . (careful)

Which is the correct answer? Adjective or Adverb?

1. It´s their job to prepare (good/well) food.

2. Sue cooks (good/well).

3. Jake always eats (hungry/hungrily).

4. Jake is very (hungry/hungrily) today.

5. Mr Brown drives his taxi (careful/carefully).

6. He´s a (careful/carefully) driver.

7. This band is (fantastic/fantastically).

8. This band plays (fantastic/fantastically).

9. The girls eat (healthy/healthily) food.

10. They always eat (healthy/healthily).

Which is the correct answer? Adjective or Adverb?

 

1. Lily carries the glass of milk (careful/carefully)

2. The dog eats (hungry/hungrily)

3. The book is (cheap/cheaply)

4. The hamburger is ( fantastic/fantastically)

5. Sue sings ( loud/loudly)

6. The film is (bad/badly)

7. They cook meals (nice/nicely)

8. Ben jogs (quick/quickly)

9. The music is (terrible/terribly)

10. Dad laughs ( loud/loudly)