Adjective or adverb? good/well, bad/badly, real/really
7th grade (Year 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.7.1, L.4.1 · England: KS3 English (Standard English), ACT English
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Question 1
Choose the correct word. I feel ___ about forgetting your birthday.
- A. bad
- B. badly
Question 2
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "He speaks Spanish REAL well."
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Question 3
Choose the correct word. He is ___ again after the flu.
- A. well
- B. good
Question 4
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "The test was EXTREME difficult."
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Question 5
Choose the correct word. I feel ___ about forgetting your birthday.
- A. bad
- B. badly
Question 6
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "This pie tastes WELL."
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Question 7
Choose the correct word. The milk smells ___.
- A. bad
- B. badly
Question 8
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "She runs QUICK."
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Question 9
Choose the correct word. The milk smells ___.
- A. bad
- B. badly
Question 10
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "This pie tastes WELL."
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Question 11
Choose the correct word. I feel ___ about forgetting your birthday.
- A. badly
- B. bad
Question 12
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "I feel BADLY about the mix-up."
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Question 13
Choose the correct word. She plays the violin very ___.
- A. well
- B. good
Question 14
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "I feel BADLY about the mix-up."
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Question 15
Choose the correct word. The flowers smell ___.
- A. sweet
- B. sweetly
Question 16
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "He speaks Spanish REAL well."
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