Adjective/Adverb Flashcards
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Which sentence uses 'good' and 'well' correctly?
Answer: She is a good cook and cooks well.
'Good' is an adjective modifying 'cook,' while 'well' is an adverb modifying the verb 'cooks.'
In 'The extremely loud noise startled everyone,' 'extremely' modifies which word?
Answer: loud
'Extremely' is an adverb that intensifies the adjective 'loud.'
Choose the correct form: 'Of the three runners, Maria is the ___.'
Answer: fastest
When comparing three or more things, use the superlative 'fastest.'
Which sentence uses an adjective phrase correctly?
Answer: The girl in the red dress is my sister.
'In the red dress' is an adjective phrase that modifies 'girl' by describing which girl.
Which adverb best fills the blank? 'Please speak ___ — I'm right next to you.'
Answer: softer
The context asks for quieter speech, so 'softer' (meaning more softly) is the appropriate adverb.
Which option shows the correct order of adjectives? 'She wore a ___ dress.'
Answer: beautiful long red silk
English adjectives generally follow the order: opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material — so 'beautiful long red silk' is correct.
What type of adverb is 'here' in 'Please put the package here'?
Answer: adverb of place
'Here' tells where the package should be placed, making it an adverb of place.