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    The document contains a fill-in-the-blank exercise with 20 sentences testing knowledge of adjectives and adverbs. Students are asked to fill in the correct form of words provided in brackets to complete each sentence. The sentences cover a range of topics and test commonly used adjectives and adverbs in their comparative and superlative forms such as angrily, happily, badly, good, perfectly, terribly, comfortably, cheaply, hardly, well, valuable, near, closely, excellently, little, obviously, lovably, worst, violently, and surprisingly.

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    The document contains a fill-in-the-blank exercise with 20 sentences testing knowledge of adjectives and adverbs. Students are asked to fill in the correct form of words provided in brackets to complete each sentence. The sentences cover a range of topics and test commonly used adjectives and adverbs in their comparative and superlative forms such as angrily, happily, badly, good, perfectly, terribly, comfortably, cheaply, hardly, well, valuable, near, closely, excellently, little, obviously, lovably, worst, violently, and surprisingly.

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    B1 Adjective - Adverb AD007

    Fill in the correct form of the words in brackets.

    1. He looked at me __________________
    Angrily when I interrupted him. (ANGRY)

    2. Marty and Judith are __________________


    Happily married. (HAPPY)

    3. I lost the game because I had been playing __________________.


    Badly It was even ____________
    Bad
    than last season’s game. (BAD, BAD)

    4. The boss is always __________________


    Good -informed. There’s not much you can hide from
    him. (GOOD)

    5. My French isn’t very __________________,


    Good but I can understand him __________________
    Perfect if
    he speaks __________________.
    Slowly (GOOD, PERFECT, SLOW)

    6. The film was __________________.


    Terrible I haven’t seen one as __________________
    Bad as that
    before. (TERRIBLE, BAD)

    7. Sue was __________________


    Terribly upset about losing her job. (TERRIBLE)

    8. Expensive hotels are often __________________


    Comfortable than __________________
    Cheap ones.
    (COMFORTABLE, CHEAP).

    9. They discussed __________________


    High technical matters in the meeting. (HIGH)

    10. Do you want to pay __________________?


    Seprately (SEPARATE)

    11. They have to work __________________


    Hard for a living, but if you look at other people, they
    __________________
    Hard work at all. (HARD, HARD)

    12. The children behaved ______________,


    Well so they were allowed to go to the party. (GOOD)

    13. It’s the _____________________


    Valuable painting in the whole exhibition (VALUABLE)

    14. I __________________
    Near drove my car into the river. It was pretty __________________.
    Close
    (NEAR, CLOSE)

    15. The cook prepared an __________________


    Excelent lunch for the guests. (EXCELLENT)

    16. She had __________________


    Little money to spend than last year (LITTLE).

    17. __________________,
    Obviously Paris is quite a __________________
    Lovable city. (OBVIOUS, LOVE)

    18. Jerry is the __________________


    Worst student in my whole class. (BAD)

    19. The man became __________________


    Violently when the guard asked him to leave. (VIOLENT)

    20. The exam was __________________


    Surprisingly easy. (SURPRISING).

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