Adjective or adverb

My cousin helped me paint the walls. He’s done it very ------.
1. nicely
2. nice
3. nicer
4. nicest
Mum always dresses
1. beautify
2. beauty
3. beautiful
4. beautifully
He felt ------ so he stayed at home.
1. sickest
2. sicker
3. sickly
4. sick
The doctor said that that the wound looked very --------.
1. badder
2. bad
3. baddest
4. badly
Have you been to the cinema -------?
1. late
2. later
3. lately
4. latest
The boys always greet in a -------- way.
1. friend
2. friendlier
3. friendliest
4. friendly
I’ve -------- finished writing the book
1. near
2. nearly
3. nearest
4. neared
He is a ---------- intelligent boy, probably the best in the class.
1. high
2. highest
3. highly
4. higher
The girls wore ------- coloured skirts
1. bright
2. brighter
3. brightly
4. brightest
The headmaster has a very -------- voice
1. loud
2. louder
3. loudly
4. loudest
That hamburger tastes ---------.
1. awful
2. awfully
3. bad
4. rotten
When we got home from the airport we were all very -------.
1. sleep
2. sleepily
3. tired
4. sleepy
We ran as -------- as we could.
1. fastest
2. faster
3. fasting
4. fast
The game had ------- begun when it started to rain.
1. barely
2. just
3. hardly
4. only
The exercise wasn’t very difficult. We did it ---------.
1. easy
2. easily
3. easiest
4. easier
She jumped around --------- when she heard the news
1. happier
2. happily
3. happy
4. happiest
Mr Smith looked ------ when he came into the room.
1. angrily
2. angriest
3. angry
4. angered
The soup tastes .
1. good
2. best
3. wonderfully
4. wonderful
My car broke down yesterday. I hope the mechanic can fix it ----------.
1. quickly
2. quickest
3. quicker
4. quick
He became world champion because he races ------------.
1. very good
2. excellent
3. very fast
4. very well
She told me that I shouldn’t work so -----.
1. harder
2. hardest
3. hard
4. hardly
The ball stopped -------- of the goal post.
1. shorter
2. shortest
3. short
4. shorted
Jane sat there ----------, waiting for someone to come.
1. silently
2. silent
3. silenced
4. silence
Australians and New Zealanders are -------- related.
1. close
2. closely
3. nearly
4. near
They always get home ------- in the evening
1. later
2. late
3. lately
4. latest
I felt ------ about my final exams.
1. bad
2. badder
3. baddest
4. badly
In the USA food is not as ----------- as in Europe.
1. expense
2. costly
3. expensive
4. costlier
She sent her mother money ----------.
1. always
2. regularly
3. alway
4. regular
Does you car run fast enough to do ------ in the race?
1. better
2. good
3. well
4. best
She stayed ------- even though she looked rather --------.
1. calm
2. angrier
3. calmer
4. angry
We left the party ------ because we had to catch the ------ train.
1. earliest
2. early
3. earlier
4. earlied
The novel is written.
1. interested
2. interesting
3. interest
4. interestingly
I think you have practiced too much
1. lately
2. late
3. later
4. latest
The jewels have ------------ disappeared.
1. mystery
2. mysterious
3. mysteriously
4. vanished
John is a pretty tennis player.
1. goodly
2. better
3. good
4. best
Everything went ------.
1. wrong
2. worst
3. worser
4. worstly
The driver of the car was ----------- injured in the accident.
1. serioused
2. seriousler
3. serious
4. seriously
Mr Higgins is -------- upset about losing his keys.
1. terrible
2. terribly
3. terriblist
4. terribler
He looked at me ----- as he told me the bad news.
1. sad
2. sadly
3. sadder
4. saddest
She was ---------- to him when she heard that he had lost his job ------------.
1. friendly
2. friendlier
3. unexpected
4. unexpectedly

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