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4 Adjective or adverb? Einstieg I know you are a good speaker of English That means you can speak English well 1 Fill in the correct adjectives from the box hard pretty quiet beautiful fast good a) Susan has got blue eyes b) My dad is a cook c) This is a dress you are wearing d) Please, be! I m reading my book! e) People who work outside usually have a job in winter f) Carol is very sporty She is a runner Watch out! You need adjectives to describe a noun: e g soft hair / cold wind / old table to say what someone or something is like (with be) e g He is angry / We are clever Adjectives are usually placed in front of the noun: e g She has got an old bike 2 Fill in the adverbs correctly hard prettily quietly beautifully fast well a) Susan s eyes shine b) My dad cooks c) Your dress swings d) Please speak! I m reading my book! e) People who work outside work in winter f) Carol is very sporty She can run Watch out! You need adverbs to describe an action (verb): e g She runs quickly / He eats slowly Forms of adverbs: you put -ly at the end of an adjective: e g quick quickly / careful carefully adjectives that end on -y, change to -i: e g angry angrily / happy happily adjectives that end on -le drop the -e and only take -y: e g terrible terribly / possible possibly exceptions: hard hard / fast fast / good well / friendly in a friendly way / fair fair / late late Persen Verlag 2

5 Adjective or adverb? I 1 What is the adjective? Underline it c) There was interesting news on TV 2 What is the adverb? Underline it b) You answered this question correctly f) Tomorrow there will be heavy rain e) You speak English well 3 Adjective or Adverb? Circle the right one a) Please speak slow / slowly I can t understand b) My dad is a carefully / careful driver c) The singer hast got a beautiful / beautifully voice 4 How? How? How? Fill in the adjectives or adverbs from the box stupid/stupidly slow/slowly angry/angrily quick/quickly careful/carefully painful/painfully terrible/terribly heavy/heavily fast/fast He walked (quick) down the road to the bus stop started to move Peter shouted Normally Peter was acted (slow) away Hey! Wait for me! (angry) (stupid) (careful) in traffic but today he only travelling But the front of the car hit Peter on the leg and he fell (slow) and was able to stop (heavy) The driver jumped out and ran to where Peter was lying, but even before he got there, Peter stood up (painful) His leg hurt and he hoped it wouldn t get worse Are you all right? asked the driver I m very sorry But he was really quite leg still hurt going It s lucky for me you weren t driving very (angry) I think I'm OK," Peter said, although his (terrible) I wasn t watching where I was (fast) Persen Verlag 3

6 Adjective or adverb? II 1 Underline the adjectives Then circle the noun they refer to c) There was interesting news on TV f) Tomorrow there will be heavy rain 2 Underline the adverbs Then circle the verb they refer to b) You answered this question correctly e) You speak English well 3 Adjective or adverb? Circle the right one a) Please speak slow / slowly I can t understand b) My dad is a carefully / careful driver c) The singer has got a beautiful / beautifully voice d) After the operation his arm hurt terrible / terribly e) This is an interesting / interestingly story 4 How? How? How? a) Fill in the adjective or the adverb b) Underline the noun that matches the adjective c) Circle the verb that matches the adverb He walked (quick) down the road to the bus stop started to move Peter shouted Normally Peter was acted (slow) away Hey! Wait for me! (angry) (stupid) (careful) in traffic but today he only travelling But the front of the car hit Peter on the leg and he fell (slow) and was able to stop (heavy) The driver jumped out and ran to where Peter was lying, but even before he got there, Peter stood up (painful) His leg hurt and he hoped it wouldn t get worse Are you all right? asked the driver I m very sorry But he was really quite leg still hurt going It s lucky for me you weren t driving very (angry) I think I'm OK," Peter said, although his (terrible) I wasn t watching where I was (fast) Persen Verlag 4

7 Adjective or adverb? III 1 What is the adjective? What is the noun it refers to? Fill in the table below c) There was interesting news on TV f) Tomorrow there will be heavy rain Adjective Noun a) b) c) d) e) f) 2 What is the adverb? What is the verb it refers to? Fill in the table below b) You answered this question correctly e) You speak English well Adverb Verb a) b) c) d) e) f) 3 Adjective or Adverb? Fill in the right one a) Please speak (langsam) I can t understand b) My dad is a (vorsichtig) driver c) The singer has got a (schön) voice 4 How? How? How? a) Adjective or adverb? Find the right form and fill in the words from the box correctly b) Underline the noun that matches the adjective c) Circle the verb that matches the adverb stupidly slowly (2x) angry angrily quickly careful painfully terribly heavily fast He walked down the road to the bus stop started to move away Hey! Wait for me! Peter shouted Normally Peter was in traffic but today he acted only travelling and was able to stop But the front of the car hit Peter on the leg and he fell The driver jumped out and ran to where Peter was lying, but even before he got there Peter stood up His leg hurt and he hoped it wouldn t get worse Are you all right? asked the driver I m very sorry But he was really quite I think I'm OK," Peter said, although his leg still hurt I wasn t watching where I was going It s lucky for me you weren t driving very Persen Verlag 5

8 Lösungen Adjective or adverb? Einstieg I know you are a good speaker of English That means you can speak English well 1 Fill in the correct adjectives from the box hard pretty quiet beautiful fast good a) Susan has got beautiful blue eyes b) My dad is a good cook c) This is a pretty dress you are wearing d) Please, be quiet! I m reading my book! e) People who work outside usually have a hard job in winter f) Carol is very sporty She is a fast runner Watch out! You need adjectives to describe a noun: e g soft hair / cold wind / old table to say what someone or something is like (with be) e g He is angry / We are clever Adjectives are usually placed in front of the noun: e g She has got an old bike 2 Fill in the adverbs correctly hard prettily quietly beautifully fast well a) Susan s eyes shine beautifully b) My dad cooks well c) Your dress swings prettily d) Please speak quietly! I m reading my book! e) People who work outside work hard in winter f) Carol is very sporty She can run fast Watch out! You need adverbs to describe an action (verb): e g She runs quickly / He eats slowly Forms of adverbs: you put -ly at the end of an adjective: e g quick quickly / careful carefully adjectives that end on -y, change to -i: e g angry angrily / happy happily adjectives that end on -le drop the -e and only take -y: e g terrible terribly / possible possibly exceptions: hard hard / fast fast / good well / friendly in a friendly way / fair fair / late late Persen Verlag 21 Adjective or adverb? I 1 What is the adjective? Underline it c) There was interesting news on TV f) Tomorrow there will be heavy rain 2 What is the adverb? Underline it b) You answered this question correctly e) You speak English well 3 Adjective or Adverb? Circle the right one a) Please speak slow / slowly I can t understand b) My dad is a carefully / careful driver c) The singer hast got a beautiful / beautifully voice 4 How? How? How? Fill in the adjectives or adverbs from the box stupid/stupidly slow/slowly angry/angrily quick/quickly careful/carefully painful/painfully terrible/terribly heavy/heavily fast/fast He walked quickly (quick) down the road to the bus stop started to move slowly (slow) away Hey! Wait for me! Peter shouted angrily (angry) Normally Peter was careful (careful) in traffic but today he acted stupidly (stupid) only travelling slowly (slow) and was able to stop But the front of the car hit Peter on the leg and he fell heavily (heavy) The driver jumped out and ran to where Peter was lying, but even before he got there, Peter stood up painfully (painful) His leg hurt and he hoped it wouldn t get worse Are you all right? asked the driver I m very sorry But he was really quite angry (angry) I think I'm OK," Peter said, although his leg still hurt terribly (terrible) I wasn t watching where I was going It s lucky for me you weren t driving very fast (fast) Persen Verlag 22 Persen Verlag 6

9 fast Lösungen Adjective or adverb? II 1 Underline the adjectives Then circle the noun they refer to c) There was interesting news on TV 2 Underline the adverbs Then circle the verb they refer to b) You answered this question correctly 3 Adjective or adverb? Circle the right one a) Please speak slow / slowly I can t understand b) My dad is a carefully / careful driver c) The singer has got a beautiful / beautifully voice d) After the operation his arm hurt terrible / terribly e) This is an interesting / interestingly story 4 How? How? How? a) Fill in the adjective or the adverb b) Underline the noun that matches the adjective c) Circle the verb that matches the adverb f) Tomorrow there will be heavy rain e) You speak English well He walked quickly (quick) down the road to the bus stop started to move slowly (slow) away Hey! Wait for me! Peter shouted angrily (angry) Normally Peter was careful (careful) in traffic but today he acted stupidly (stupid) only travelling slowly (slow) and was able to stop But the front of the car hit Peter on the leg and he fell heavily (heavy) The driver jumped out and ran to where Peter was lying, but even before he got there, Peter stood up painfully (painful) His leg hurt and he hoped it wouldn t get worse Are you all right? asked the driver I m very sorry But he was really quite angry (angry) I think I'm OK," Peter said, although his leg still hurt terribly (terrible) I wasn t watching where I was going It s lucky for me you weren t driving very fast (fast) Persen Verlag 23 Adjective or adverb? III 1 What is the adjective? What is the noun it refers to? Fill in the table below c) There was interesting news on TV f) Tomorrow there will be heavy rain Adjective Noun a) b) c) d) e) f) good new interesting boring fast heavy teacher computer news book train rain 2 What is the adverb? What is the verb it refers to? Fill in the table below b) You answered this question correctly e) You speak English well Adverb Verb a) b) c) d) e) f) fair correctly horribly hard well carefully plays answered sang worked speak drive 3 Adjective or Adverb? Fill in the right one a) Please speak slowly (langsam) I can t understand b) My dad is a careful (vorsichtig) driver c) The singer has got a beautiful (schön) voice 4 How? How? How? a) Adjective or adverb? Find the right form and fill in the words from the box correctly b) Underline the noun that matches the adjective c) Circle the verb that matches the adverb stupidly slowly (2x) angry angrily quickly careful painfully terribly heavily fast He walked quickly down the road to the bus stop started to move slowly away Hey! Wait for me! Peter shouted angrily Normally Peter was careful in traffic but today he acted stupidly only travelling slowly and was able to stop But the front of the car hit Peter on the leg and he fell heavily The driver jumped out and ran to where Peter was lying, but even before he got there Peter stood up painfully His leg hurt and he hoped it wouldn t get worse Are you all right? asked the driver I m very sorry But he was really quite angry I think I'm OK," Peter said, although his leg still hurt terribly I wasn t watching where I was going It s lucky for me you weren t driving very Persen Verlag 24 Persen Verlag 7

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