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INTERMEDIATE ______________________________________________________________ ADVERBS

AND ADJECTIVES
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Tell us about a noun (something or somebody) () Adjective before a noun. Adjective after copulative verbs: be, look, seem, feel, smell, taste, sound.
#$$%&'(A$ A)*%$+, &ood -ast .ard (ate well fast hard late

ADVERBS
Tell us about a verb (how somebody does something or how something happens) Adverb after a verb Adverb before an adjective Adverb before another adv

e didn!t go because of the heavy rain. - a) - !SE "ohn is a careful driver T"E ADJECTIVE
IN BRAC#ETS $R

a) #t rained heav0ly "ohn drove carefully b) #!m terr0bly sorry .e was 1er0ou1ly injured c) Ann learns languages 02cred0bly 5uickly

b) This cake tastes good #t sounds great.

%A#E AN ADVERB &ADJ'()) AS NECESSAR) 2. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9. :. ;. =. (good) .e plays tennis very 333333333333333 (5uiet) The boys were so 333333333333333 that # thought they were planning something. (sure) # was 333333333333333 that # had left the camera on the table. (slow) # have to buy a new car. This one is very 333333333333333 (warm) They gave us a very 333333333333333 welcome. (comfortable) (hard) hen # arrived he was sitting 333333333333333 in an armchair. e worked 333333333333333 all day.

(fast) )on!t drive so 333333333333333< #t!s dangerous. (easy) #t wasn!t 333333333333333 to find their house in the middle of the night. @ (certain) Aes, 333333333333333 hen # gave him the present, he looked at me 333333333333333

2>. /an # use your phone, please? 22. (happy)

B 4 B C"$$SE T"E C$RRECT C"$ICE .B # hurt myself (bad@badly) with that edge. The firm wasn!t successful because it was (bad@badly) managed. B )on!t stand on that stool. #t doesn!t look (safe@safely) -ortunately he sheltered (safe@safely) at home during the storm. B we waited (impatient@impatiently) until they arrived. ,he sounded (impatient@impatiently) on the phone. B ,he speaks -rench (good@well) ,he speak (good@well) -rench.

- * + C"$$SE T,$ ,$RDS &$NE -R$% EAC" B$. T$ C$%/(ETE T"E SENTENCES

Absolutely reasonably badly ,eriously slightly unusually unnecessarily /ompletely

/hanged 0lanned 1uiet

enormous cheap long

ill damaged

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2.B The party went wrong because it was 333333333333333 333333333333333333 33333333333333333

4.B # thought it would be eCpensive but it was 33333333333333333 6B Dy grandmother is 33333333333333 7.B

333333333333333333 in hospital. 3333333333333333 33333333333333 in the accident.

hat a huge ship< #t is 33333333333333

8.B -ortunately, my car was only 33333333333333

9.B Dy dog is always barking but today it is 33333333333333 :.B After the redecoration, my flat was 333333333333333 ;.B )on!t make their wait 3333333333333333333

333333333333333 333333333333333 #t looked new<

33333333333333333 . They!re so impatient<

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EXERCISE 1 1. carefully 2. noisy 3. angry 4. beautifully 5. freely 6. clearly 7. hungry econo!ical ". #ell $. %uiet 1&. sure 11. slo# 12. #ar! 13. co!fortably 14. har' 15. fast 16. easy 17. certainly 1". ha((ily EXERCISE 2 1. ba'ly 2. easily 3. selfish 4. terribly 5. su''en 6. colourfully 7. ba'ly ". safe ba' easy selfishly terrible su''enly colourful ba'ly safely

INTERMEDIATE ______________________________________________________________ ADVERBS

$. i!(atiently i!(atient 1&. #ell goo'

EXERCISE 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. ". ba'ly (lanne' reasonably chea( ba'ly ill absolutely enor!ous slightly 'a!age' unusually %uiet co!(letely change' unnecessarily long

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