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Adjective and Noun or Verb and Adverb?




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—Adverbs and adjectives—

A. The following words in the table are adjectives or nouns.  Use an  adjective and a noun to complete each sentence.

     
NOUNS or ADJECTIVES
Black—job—expensive—old—vacation—dangerous —interesting—hotels—sharp—long—clouds—serious— photograph—problem—knife—person—air—fresh 
 
 
1.     Look at those  in the sky!  It's going to rain.
2.     She works very hard and she's very tired.  She needs a  .
3.     I enjoy talking to her.  She's an  .
4.     This is an  of Tom ; he looks very different now.
5.     I have a ; I hope you can help me.
6.     I need a  to cut these onions.
7.     They have a lot of money; they always stay at  .
8.     Fire fighting is a  .
9.     Can you open the window?  We need some  .
 
 
B.  Choose a verb and an adverb from the list to complete these sentences.
           
VERBS or ADVERBS
Come—explain—know—listen
—carefully—clearly—sleep—think—easily—well—win—work—quickly—hard
 
1.          I'm going to say something very important, so please  to me  .
2.          John! I need your help.  !
3.          I've met him but I don't  him very  .
4.          They  .  At the end of the day they're always tired.
5.          I'm tired this morning.  I didn't  last night.
6.          You're much a better tennis player than me.  When we play, you always  .
7.           before you answer the question.
8.          Our teacher isn't very good.  He doesn't  things very  .

 

C.  Circle the right word.

  1. I opened the door  .
  2. Why are you  ?  I haven't done anything.
  3. Bill is a  driver. 
  4. He drives  .
  5. Can you please repeat that  ?
  6. Come on, Dan!  Why are you always so  ?
  7. The party was very  .  I enjoyed it very much.
  8. Tom didn't do very  on his exam.
  9. Jane is studying  for her exams.
  10. “Where's Mary?”  “She was here but she left  .”
  11. I met them a long time ago, so I don't remember them very  .
  12. Don't eat your dinner so  .  It is not good for you.
  13. Those oranges look  .  Can I have one?
  14. I don't want to work for that company.  They pay their workers very  .
  15. Please be  .  I'm reading.