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{ Porsche tends to be a <u>fast</u> car.
{ Porsche tends to be a <u>fast</u> car.
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+ Adv
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{ What a <u>lively</u> child!
{ What a <u>lively</u> child!
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- Adj
+ Adj
+ Adv
- Adv




{ Their trip to Haiti was too <u>costly</u>!
{ Their trip to Haiti was too <u>costly</u>!
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| typ="()" }
- Adj
+ Adj
+ Adv
- Adv




{ There was a <u>lively</u> debate on environmental pollution.
{ There was a <u>lively</u> debate on environmental pollution.
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- Adj
+ Adj
+ Adv
- Adv


{ Some mushrooms are <u>deadly</u>.
{ Some mushrooms are <u>deadly</u>.
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- Adj
+ Adj
+ Adv
- Adv


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Revision as of 20:16, 10 June 2018

Exercises on Adjectives and Adverbs

Determine whether the undelined word is an adjective or an adverb. Write down Adj or Adv in the white space after each clause.

1 His behaviour was unfriendly.

Adj
Adv

2 Fortunately, Bill was not late.

Adj
Adv

3 She always tries very hard.

Adj
Adv

4 He hardly knew his past.

Adj
Adv

5 Porsche tends to be a fast car.

Adj
Adv

6 What a lively child!

Adj
Adv

7 Their trip to Haiti was too costly!

Adj
Adv

8 There was a lively debate on environmental pollution.

Adj
Adv

9 Some mushrooms are deadly.

Adj
Adv



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