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Adjectives & Adverbs

By the end of this exercise, you can choose between adjective and adverb without guessing — and you know the irregulars (good/well, fast, hard) and the comparison forms.

Auf einen Blick / At a glance

Practise English adjectives and adverbs interactively: adjective or adverb, irregular forms and comparisons — with instant feedback. Free, no sign-up.

Für / For
Grammatik
Grammatik / Grammar
adjektive-adverbien
Fertigkeiten / Skills
Grammatik / Grammar, Schreiben / Writing
Aufgaben / Tasks
5 — Read & Spot · Adjective or Adverb? · Comparing Things · Writing · Well done!
Kosten / Cost
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Ex A - Read & SpotA restaurant review
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Ex B - Adjective or Adverb?What does the word describe?
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Ex C - Comparing Thingsbetter, best, more ...
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Ex D - WritingDescribe your favourite place
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Exercise A

Read & Spot

Read the review and choose the correct form for each gap.

Before you read

This question is not marked - just write what comes to mind.

A Review of Nonna's Kitchen

How it works: an adjective describes a noun — "a delicious meal". An adverb describes a verb — "the waiter worked quickly". After verbs like be, look, smell, taste use the adjective: "The soup smells good."

1 Last night I had a really meal at Nonna's Kitchen.

2 The waiters worked all evening.

3 The dining room looked with its candles and flowers.

4 My brother once cooked pasta at home, and it tasted .

5 The staff were so that we left a big tip.

6 We left the restaurant and promised to come back.

Exercise B

Adjective or Adverb?

Ask yourself: does the word describe a noun (adjective) or a verb (adverb)?

Task

1 She sings .

2 The soup smells .

3 He drove down the mountain road.

4 They worked all night to finish the project.

5 The exam was easier than I thought — really .

6 She smiled when she saw the present.

7 That is a idea!

8 He answered every question .

Exercise C

Comparing Things

Short adjectives take -er/-est, long ones take more/most — and three are irregular.

Task

1 My bike is than yours.

2 This is the film I have ever seen.

3 She sings than her sister.

4 This exercise is than the last one.

5 He drives of all my friends.

6 Today is the day of the year — rain, cold, homework!

Exercise D

Writing

Describe your favourite place.

Task

Write a short text (6-8 sentences) about your favourite place for a class photo wall. Describe the place with at least three adjectives and say what people do there with at least three adverbs. Include one comparison (better than, the most ...).

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