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� � � � � Read the rules and then do the exercise. � Adjectives Adjectives modify nouns. To modify means to change in some way. Most of the time, adjectives come before nouns. However, they come after the nouns they modify, most often when the verb is a form of the following: ���� be ���� feel ���� taste ���� smell ���� sound ���� look ���� appear ���� seem Adverbs Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. � � Choose the right option. � 1)��Children are very noisynoisily. They play noisilynoisy. (noisy/noisily) 2)��A lion is a wildlywild animal. It chases the game wildlywild.(wild/wildly) 3)��Good students work� hardlyhard. (hard/hardly) 4)��John is a patientlypatientman.Every day he waitspatientpatientlyfor the bus (patient/patiently) 5)��Jane has a beautifullybeautifulvoice. She sangbeautifullybeautifulat the party last Sunday.(beautifully/beautiful) 6)��My grandmother is a carefulcarefully driver. She drives carefulcarefully. (careful/carefully) 7)��Mrs. Smith treats her students badbadly. They think she is a badbadly person. (badly/bad) 8)��Rose is a kindlykindgirl. Shekindkindly helped the old woman �to cross the street. (kind/kindly) 9)��Tina is a quicklyquick typist. She types quicklyquick (quickly/quick) 10) �Jack plays the piano goodwell. He is a goodwell pianist. (good/well) 11)� �When I am angrilyangry, I usually shout angrilyangry at people. (angrily/angry) 12) �Our dishwasher is silentlysilent. It works silentlysilent(silent/silently) 13) �Jason is a sensitivelysensitive man. He treats everybody sensitivelysensitive(sensitively/sensitive) 14) The answers were correctlycorrect.They answered the questions correctcorrectly(correctly/correct) 15)� Jack is a fastfastly runner. He runs� fastfastly (fast/fastly) 16) My mother is �asympatheticallysympathetical person. She listens to my problems sympatheticalsympathetically (sympathetically/sympathetical) 17)� This exercise is very easilyeasy I can easilyeasydo it. (easy/easily) 18) He is a wellgoodactor.He acts wellgood (good/well) 19) Brian runs quickquickly He is a quickquickly runner. (quickly/quick) 20)�Alice is a rudelyrude girl.She always behaves ruderudely (rude/rudely) 21) Snails are slowlyslowanimals. They move slowslowly. (slowly/slow) 22)My brother is a cleverlyclever child.He answers all the questions clevercleverly(clever/cleverly) � ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� �� �