Adjective or Adverb Exercise 2

Adjectives and adverbs are commonly used in English, but the difference between them is not always clear. The main difference is the word they modify in a sentence.

An adjective is used to modify nouns, while you use an adverb to give more information about verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

This is an exercise in which you need to fill in the correct form of the word

You can find the exercise below:

Adjective or Adverb Exercise 2

Fill in the correct form of the word in the sentences below: adjective or adverb.
1.
The concert was (amazing) with the performers putting on a (true) unforgettable show.
2.
She types (fast) on her computer, thanks to her years of experience as a secretary.
3.
She dances (graceful) and is a trained ballerina.
4.
That is a really (aromatic) soup! What ingredients did you use?
5.
He's an (adventurous) person as he likes climbing mountains.
6.
The painting is (colourful) and captures the beauty of nature.
7.
She writes (eloquent) and is a talented author.
8.
He speaks (confident) and is a skilled public speaker.
9.
The presentation was (informative) and provided valuable insights into the topic.
10.
I'm drinking (real) hot coffee.

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