Adjective or adverb and circle the correct word in each pair

1. Edward felt sleepy/ sleepily after a big meal.

2. The theatre got quiet/ quietly when the movie began.

3. Leroy smiled cheerful/ cheerfully when the teacher gave him his grade.

4. That car looks quite comfortable/ comfortably

5. She tasted the spaghetti sauce careful/ carefully because it was very hot.

6. He grew more and more angry/angrily as she told him the story.

7. Marsha sighed heavy/ heavily at the thought of all the work she had to do.

8. A trip to the country sounds wonderful/ wonderfully.

9. They sounded alarm loud/ loudly when they smelled the smoke of the fire.

10. When her dog died, she cried very hard/ hardly for half an hour

11. The sun was shining bright/ brightly when we arrived at the beach.

12. You haven't cleaned the floor proper/properly. It's still dirty/ dirtily.

13. There was a terrible/ terribly accident on this road two days ago. Two people was killed and the driver of the car was serious/ seriously injured.

14. Rose seemed very unhappy/unhappily. She smiled sad/ sadly at me when she saw me.

15. He plays the piano very good/ well for someone of his age. He is a good/ well young pianist.

Match the two halves of the sentence. Then write the full sentence, using the word in bracket.

Column A:

I went to bed early

it was a nice day

we didn't want to wake anybody up

she was late for work

we didn't know what time it was

we hadn't seen Lisa for a long time

Archi was very fat

the door was open

we watched television all evening

they live near us

Column B:

I walked in( as)

we came in very quietly(since)

I was tired( because)

we didn't recognise her(as)

we see them quite often(since)

she missed the bus( because)

we had nothing better to do( as)

he ate too much( because)

we went for a walk by the sea( since)

none of us had a watch( because)