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Adjectives / Adverbs [Intermediate]
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Have you seen Alex's birthday present? It's a(n) ............... mountain bike.
fantastic, brand-new, Italian
Italian, brand-new, fantastic
brand-new, fantastic, Italian
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Juan writes very ............... .
good
well
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Sarah has a ............... room.
nicely
nice
4
Costas speaks ............... French.
perfect
perfectly
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............... she studies, ............... she'll do.
The harder / better
Harder / the better
The harder / the better
As hard / as well
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I've got too ............... homework to do. I can't come with you.
much
many
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Peter was upset because he played ............... .
bad
badly
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Our new flat is ............... than our old one.
much big
more big
much bigger
much more big
9
The children played ............... .
happily all afternoon in the garden
in the garden happily all afternoon
happily in the garden all afternoon
10
Lynn ............... put the eggs on the table.
carefully
careful
11
Robert is ............... young to stay at home on his own.
enough
too much
too
so
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We can't go on a picnic because it is raining ............... .
much heavy
heavily
heavier
heavy
13
Your mother is a very ............... cook.
welI
good
14
Sophia isn't ............... to become a model.
enough tall
tall enough
taller
tall too
15
Mr Thompson drove ............... and crashed his car into a tree.
careless
carelessly
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I think the Maths test was ............... .
easy
easily
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The baby slept ............... .
quiet
quietly
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Tom ran ................ Jack yesterday. They both won medals.
fast as
as fastest as
so faster as
as fast as
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Elisha has a ............... voice.
wonderful
wonderfully
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For ............... information about the course, please ask the secretary.
farther
further