A. The following words in the table are adjectives or nouns.

Use an adjective and a

noun to complete each sentence.

NOUNS or ADJECTIVES

black—job—expensive—old—vacation—dangerous —
interesting—hotels—sharp—long—clouds—serious—
photograph—problem—knife—person—air—fresh

0. (example) Look at those ____ ____ in the sky! It's going to rain. (answer: black clouds)
1. She works very hard and she's very tired. She needs a _long_ _vacation_.
2. I enjoy talking to her. She's an _interesting_ _person_.
3. This is an _old_ photograph_ of Tom; he looks very different now.
4. I have a _serious_ _problem_; I hope you can help me.
5. I need a _sharp _knife_ to cut these onions.
6. They have a lot of money; they always stay at _expensive_ _hotels__.
7. Fire fighting is a _dangerous_ _job__.
8. Can you open the window? We need some _fresh_ _air_.

B. Choose a verb and an adverb from the list to complete these sentences.

VERBS or ADVERBS

come—explain—know—listen
—carefully—clearly—sleep—think—easily—well—win—work—
quickly—hard

1. I'm going to say something very important, so please _listen_ to me _clearly_.

2. John! I need your help. _come_ _quickly_!
3. I've met him but I don't _know_ him very _well_.
4. They _hard_ _work __. At the end of the day they're always tired.
5. I'm tired this morning. I didn't _sleep__ last night.
6. You're much a better tennis player than me. When we play, you always _win_ _.
7. __think_ carefully__ before you answer the question.
8. Our teacher isn't very good. He doesn't _explain_ things very _easily_.

C. Underline the right word.

0.(example) I opened the door (slow/slowly).
1.Why are you(angry/angrily)? I haven't done anything.
2.Bill is a (careful/carefully)driver.
3.He drives (carefully/careful).
4.Can you please repeat that (slowly/slow)?
5.Come on, Dan! Why are you always so (slowly/slow)?
 6.The party was very (good/well). I enjoyed it very much.
7.Tom didn't do very (good/well) on his exam.
8.Jane is studying (hard/hardly) for her exams.
9.“Where's Mary?” “She was here but she left (sudden/suddenly).”
10.I met them a long time ago, so I don't remember them very (well/good).
11.Don't eat your dinner so (quick/quickly). It is not good for you.
12.Those oranges look (nice/nicely). Can I have one?
13.I don't want to work for that company. They pay their workers very (badly/bad).
14.Please be (quiet/quietly). I'm reading.

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