Topic: ADJECTIVE or ADVERB? 2 | level: Beginner





Choose whether each of the following sentences requires an adjective or an adverb.
Example: He is a quiet person (quiet/quietly)

1. My car broke down yesterday. I hope the mechanic can fix it (quick/quickly).

2. She is a (good/well) dancer. She dances very (good/well).

3. He's an (honestly/honest) mechanic. He never lies.

4. He broke the news to her (gentle/gently).

5. My cat is very (quickly/quick).

6. I make new friends very (easily/easy).

7. Why do you drive so (quickly/quick)?

8. In the United States, food is not as (expensively/expensive) as in Europe.

9. I was (complete/completely) confused by his question.

10. She always wears (brightly/bright) clothes.

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