Exercise 4- Adverbs
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( 4.1) EXERCISE -
TYPES OF ADVERBS
Choose the most
suitable adverb in bold to fill each blank:
angrily, enough,
never, outside, yesterday
1. She
left _____ for the university where she is doing a
degree course.
She left yesterday for the university where she is doing a
degree course.
2. We
are standing _____ his house waiting for him.
We are standing outside his house waiting for him.
3. He
told us _____ not to walk on the grass.
He told us angrily not to walk on the grass.
4. I
am not strong _____ to help him carry that box.
I am not strong enough to help him carry that box.
5. She
will _____ be happy in that job.
She will never be happy in that job.
down, last week,
often, quickly,
rarely
6. _____, I
saw him walking to the church.
Last week, I saw him walking to the church.
7. My
father is _____ late for work.
My father is rarely late for work.
8. He
drove _____ to avoid being late.
He drove quickly to avoid being late.
9. I _____ play
badminton with my sister.
I often play badminton with my sister.
10. This
is the place where he fell _____.
This is the place where he fell down.
always, just,
nearly, online, unusually
11.
It took _____ two hours to get here.
It took nearly two
hours to get here.
12.
They were _____ very friendly.
They were
always very friendly.
13.
He has _____ strong hands.
He has unusually strong hands.
14.
She has _____ completed her degree course.
She has just
completed her degree course.
15.
This dictionary went _____ in 2003.
This
dictionary went online in 2003.
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