Adverbs of manner or adjectives

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Loud -

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Beautiful -

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Hard -

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Kind -

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Late -

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Fast -

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Gentle -

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Bad-

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Good -

Type the adverb form beside the adjective. Noisy -

Choose the correct answer. Peter is a ... driver. He drives very ... .

Choose the correct answer. Nick plays very ... . He is a ... player.

Choose the correct answer. Turtles walk ... because they are ... animals.

Choose the correct answer. They are ... . they are speaking ... .

Choose the correct answer. He did a ... exam. He passed the exam ... .

Choose the correct answer. We had ... snow yesterday. It snowed ... .

Choose the correct answer. He looked at me ... . He has a very ... look.

Complete the following sentence with the correct adjectives or adverbs of manner. He didn't speak ... (clear) English.

Complete the following sentence with the correct adjectives or adverbs of manner. He normally drives very ... (fast).

Complete the following sentence with the correct adjectives or adverbs of manner. You answered the question ... (correct).

Complete the following sentence with the correct adjectives or adverbs of manner. I passed the test ... (easy).

Complete the following sentence with the correct adjectives or adverbs of manner. She is a ... (good) teacher.

Complete the following sentence with the correct adjectives or adverbs of manner. The people in this company work very ... (hard).

Complete the following sentence with the correct adjectives or adverbs of manner. She teaches English very ... (good).