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Downloadable worksheets: THE COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE OF ADJECTIVES (B&W VERSION INCLUDED) Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 7705   PERSONAL PRONOUNS (SUBJECT-OBJECT) POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES AND PRONOUNS Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 7180   comparative adjectives Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Downloads: 4424   Possessive Adjectives Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Downloads: 4353   Possessive Adjectives Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Downloads: 3844   Describing Personality Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Downloads: 3622

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS  GOOD                 BAD               SAFE            DANGEROUS             HAPPY              SAD              SLOW         FAST               QUICK                      NOISY         QUIET          LOUD              SILENT      ACTIVE           LAZY                HARD               EASY       ANGRY             HAPPY                      NERVOUS           EAGER       SURPRISING       SHY          RESPECTFUL       POLITE               RUDE               BUSY       SUCCESSFUL                  SOFT                     HARD(1)            SMOOTH        ROUGH                  HIGH(1)         LATE(1)                        EARLY                               DEEP(1)              HEAVY             COLD                        SHORT        SWEET                WARM               DRY                    ADVERBS ENDING IN LY HAVE GOT A DIFFEERENT MEANING WITH....        HIGH(2)            LATE(2)                HARD (2)                 DEEP(2)                                                                      1.-Write the adverbs   SAFE   DANGEROUS  HAPPY SAD  SLOW   FAST    QUICK  SOFT  HARD(1)  SMOOTH    ROUGH   NOISY    QUIET   LOUD   SILENT   ACTIVE  LAZY   HARD(2)  EASY  HAPPY SHY    ANGRY      NERVOUS   EAGER    SURPRISING       RESPECTFUL       POLITE         RUDE      BUSY         SUCCESSFUL    DEEP(1)DRY GOOD    DEEP(2)   EARLY  HEAVY SHORT    HIGH(1)      COLD   SWEET    WARM                   BAD    LATE(1)  LATE(2)            2.CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD, ADJECTIVE OR ADVERB? Jane drove QUICKQUICKLY to his house. when my father heard that I had lost my keys again he said ANGRILYANGRYI would pay the new ones. When he told him the story he was QUIETLYQUIET. The nurse said that the cut looked BADBADLY. They took a LATELYLATEtrain to the city so they could sleep at home He hasn´t been here LATELYLATE. You need a rest ,you shouldn´t train soHARDLYHARD From the top of the mountain he could HARDLYHARDsee the village Catherine said in a SOFTLYSOFTvoice:I am not her sister She said SOTFLYSOFT she wasn´t her sister. I shut the door QIETLYQUIET  because I didn´t want them to hear. The phone rang soLOUDLOUDLY that I woke up. The argument with his friend affected him DEEPDEEPLY. You have to dig  DEEPLYDEEPif you don´t want the booty to be found. She was an excellent tennis player but she HARDHARDLY  plays now. He is a HIGHLYHIGH respected composer. The birds were flying    HIGHHIGHLY above the mountains. He passed the testEASYEASILY because he had worked HARDLYHARD. The children were playingQUIETQUIETLY in the garden. begosantao