Adjectives vs. Adverbs: Understanding Usage and Differences

Adjectives or adverbs. Choose the right words adjectives or adverbs to complete the following sentences in English.

 

  • The soup smells nice; I'm absolutely sure it's very good.
  • Have you ever been badly injured?
  • The water in the river feels cold in the morning.
  • I need this money badly.
  • You should apology when you are late.
  • They came directly after breakfast.
  • My boss is a highly respected man.
  • The plane was high up in the sky.
  • It was a slow train.
  • How nice of you to help me.
  • I have nearly finished.
  • The tall woman smiled at me prettily.
  • The bus was going slowly, stopping at each bus stop.
  • The motorways in your country are not bad.
  • He didn't realize how bad things looked for us.
  • I hardly know her.
  • I haven't seen him lately.
  • I have tried hard to pass my exam.
  • He looked at us coldly.
  • My sister is somewhere near the shop.