Adjective/Adverb Flashcards
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Which sentence uses a participial adjective correctly?
Answer: The boring meeting lasted two hours.
'Boring' is a participial adjective describing the meeting itself as causing boredom.
Which sentence correctly positions the adverb 'only'?
Answer: All of the above can be correct depending on intended meaning.
The position of 'only' changes the meaning of the sentence, and all three are grammatically correct with different implications.
Choose the sentence with the correctly used adverb 'well.'
Answer: He did well on the exam.
'Well' is the adverb form of 'good' and correctly modifies the verb 'did.'
Which sentence uses 'flat' correctly as an adverb?
Answer: He sang flat during the concert.
'Flat' can function as an adverb in musical contexts, meaning below the correct pitch.
In 'The nearly finished project looks impressive,' which word is an adverb?
Answer: nearly
'Nearly' is an adverb of degree that modifies the adjective 'finished.'
Which adjective correctly completes this sentence? 'After the marathon, all the runners felt ___.'
Answer: exhausted
'Exhausted' is the past participial adjective that describes the runners' state after the marathon.
Which sentence correctly uses the adverb 'yet'?
Answer: She hasn't arrived yet.
'Yet' is correctly used at the end of a negative sentence to indicate something hasn't happened up to now.