CHANGE ADJECTIVES TO ADVERBS 2

level: Beginner (A1-A2)

Convert each adjective into its correct adverb form.

1. Philip cleaned his room (thorough).✓

2. We (glad) accepted his offer to help.✓

3. We (foolish) thought that we could make it to Montreal by evening.✓

4. My sister speaks Chinese (fluent).✓

5. He walked (quick).✓

6. We understood what he was saying very (good).✓

7. Richard lifted the hood of the car (careful).✓

8. The ocean breeze blew (gentle).✓

9. The kitten looked at us (curious).✓

10. Alistair often behaves (selfish).✓

11. He cleaned the apartment (hasty).✓

12. My brother speaks English (bad).✓

13. We spoke to the police officer (calm).✓

14. Melissa arrived (late) as usual.✓

15. My cousin spoke about herself (humble).✓

16. This was a (historical) significant battle.✓

17. His current salary is (significant) higher than his previous salary.✓

18. Make sure you get there (early).✓

19. I passed my exam. (easy).✓

20. The politician spoke during the debate. (angry).✓

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