The boy is loud.

adverb – adjective Lösungen exercise 3

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adverb – adjective fill in adverb or adjective

She is a good dancer.

She speaks English fluently.

The boy is loud.

This exercise is simple.

Please speak clearly.

Her English is fluent.

Our mum was angry.

John always sings badly.

If you learn English properly you will be able to speak it well.

Suddenly there was a laud noise.

The boy opened his eyes slowly.

He shouts loudly.

You must be careful and drive very slowly, because traffic is getting busy.

The animal was very kind to the children.

Our teacher was very angry.

The young children were playing quietly next the clear blue water.

My neighbour is a careless driver.

She often sneaks (schleicht) out of the house quietly.

Peter is lazy.

A big animal came slowly around the corner.

The cars are very fast . Life treats him badly.

You are thirsty, are you?

Early in the morning the boy slowly opened his eyes.

The sun was shining brightly. When we quickly went downstairs, he heard the loudandangry voices of his little sister and his mother. He had a quick cup of tea and a small sandwich. Then he took his heavy schoolbag and went to the bus stop.

fill in good or well

I thought you were good. You played very well.

It’s a good book. The author writes extremely well.

You answered that question well. That was very good.

I am not explaining this very well. It wasn’t a very good explanation.

Do they pay well? No, the money is not good.

The interview went well. I was well prepared.

This picture is good.