Mixed exercise on adjectives/adverbs – cloze (difficulty: 2 of 5 – rather easy)

Use the word in brackets behind the sentence once as an adjective and once as an adverb. Fill in the gaps accordingly. You have to be careful with the spelling (orthography) in two sentences.

• Example: “Our neighbors are very ____. They always ask ____.” (kind) → “Our neighbors are very kind. They always ask kindly.”

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Exercises and explanations related to ‘Distinguishing adverbs and adjectives’

The following exercises and explanations relate to the distinction of ‘English adjectives and adverbs’ and also help you use them correctly:

• English adverbs with particular forms
• Exercise 2: adverbs and adjectives
• Exercise 1: use of adverbs
• Exercise 1: use of adjectives