Adjective or adverb exercise (1)

Adjective or adverb exercise
Complete the following sentences. Each question is followed by three suggested answers. Choose the
most appropriate one.
1. I have been having a lot of meetings ……………………………
a) late b) lately c) either could be used here
2. He is an ………………………… actor.
a) excellent b) excellently c) either could be used here
3. He should be able to do it …………………………
a) easy b) easily c) either could be used here
4. Take it ………………………….
a) easy b) easily c) either could be used here
5. He is really lazy and ………………………. does anything.
a) hard b) hardly c) either could be used here
6. Alan was very ……………………… of the plan.
a) critical b) critically c) either could be used here
7. She is ————————– ill.
a) terminal b) terminally c) either could be used here
8. I ………………………… agree with you.
a) entire b) entirely c) either could be used here
9. It was a ………………………… waste of time.
a) complete b) completely c) either could be used here
10. You have ………………………… messed things up.
a) completely b) complete c) either could be used here
Answers
1. I have been having a lot of meetings
lately
.
2. He is an
excellent
actor.
3. He should be able to do it

easily
.
4. Take it
easy
.
5. He is really lazy and
hardly
does anything.
6. Alan was very
critical
of the plan.
7. She is
terminally
ill.
8. I
entirely
agree with you.
9. It was a
complete
waste of time.
10. You have
completely
messed things up.
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