Adjectives and Adverbs — English Grammar Exercises
Nine topics from A2 to B1. Choose where to start.
Adjectives with Nouns and Verbs;
-ed and -ing Forms
He seems interested/interesting, adjectives before nouns and after verbs
Start practicing → 3 blocks · 45 questionsAdjective Order and Modifiers
a comfortable old chair, really beautiful, absolutely freezing, rather cold
Start practicing → 3 blocks · 45 questionsComparison of Adjectives
larger, more comfortable, the largest, as...as, much better, the...the...
Start practicing → 3 blocks · 45 questionsComparative Structures
the same as, different from, like/as, prefer...to, would rather
Start practicing → 3 blocks · 45 questionsTypes of Adverb and Adverb Formation
slowly, well, hard vs hardly, late vs lately, adjective or adverb?
Start practicing → 3 blocks · 45 questionsAdverbs and Word Order
He's often late. I still don't understand. She speaks English fluently.
Start practicing → 3 blocks · 45 questionsComparison of Adverbs
more slowly, faster, the best, as fluently as, much more often
Start practicing → 3 blocks · 45 questionsSuperlatives and Irregular Comparison
the tallest in the class, farther or further, less expensive, the taller of the two
Start practicing → 3 blocks · 45 questionsAdverbs: Confusing Pairs and Position
hard or hardly, late or lately, high or highly — and where the adverb goes
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