Fourth Class English · D.1 · Adjectives and adverbs
Adjective or adverb?
An adjective describes a noun (a slow turtle). An adverb describes a verb and often ends in -ly (walked slowly).
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Which word completes the sentence? The puzzle was very ___.
- easily
- easy (right)
- more easily
Which word completes the sentence? Leo ran ___.
- more quick
- quickly (right)
- quickley
Which word completes the sentence? The crowd was very ___.
- happy (right)
- happily
- happyly
Tip: An adjective describes a noun (a slow turtle). An adverb describes a verb and often ends in -ly (walked slowly).
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