Focus 2 / Module 4.6 / Use of English / Adverbs

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This town is           [well, extremely] crowded in the summer.

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You’ve looked after your garden      [good, well].

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The dates in this book are              [historically, historic] incorrect.

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Nick works        [hard, hardly] to make his home beautiful.

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The men painted the outside of the house       [bad, badly] .

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He got up        [late, lately] this morning and missed the bus.

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It’s            [completely, a bit] too dark to read in here.

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The children are playing surprisingly          [quiet, quietly] in the garden.

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Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.

Make adverbs from the adjectives in the box. Then complete the sentences with the correct adverbs.

You can        have a party in this cosy cottage.

How      do you play the piano, Bjorn?

Please do the washing-up           . I don’t want you to break my expensive plates.

Never drive      in a small village – even when you are in a hurry.

I love walking        through the city centre when I have lots of time.

I missed the bus, but         there was another one in twenty minutes.

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Moving from the city centre and living in the countryside was very strange for me at the beginning. To start with, it is            [a bit, extremely, the most] quiet compared to living in the city as there is almost no traffi c on the roads. We live in a small village and there aren’t too many terraced or semi-detached houses. There are beautiful,               [tradition, traditional, traditionally] designed stone cottages – most of them with only one or two fl oors. We live in a bungalow which is           [pretty, a little, slightly]spacious. My room, however, is small – but it is very cosy. It’s not very entertaining here – there aren’t many shops or cafés but there are some amazing             [history, historic, historical] monuments nearby. I especially like the ruins of the old castle. We walk there sometimes at the weekends and it’s such a fascinating place with lots of gripping stories about it from the past. There are              [lush, scorching, breathtaking] views there too, and this Sunday my family and I                  [will have, are having, am going to have] a picnic there. I don’t miss life in the city at all!