Decide if each blank in the sentence requires an adjective or an adverb
II. Decide if each blank in the sentence requires an adjective or an adverb
(different/ differently)
1. Nobody likes being treat
2. I feel
(bad/ badly) about leaving alone here.
3. I didn't think I was
4. Trang looks so
5. It happened almost
(direct/ directly) responsible for the fire
(beautiful/ beautifully) in her new dress today.
(exact/ exactly) several years ago.
6. The idea she told me yesterday morning sounds
7. The man
8. He
(great/ greatly).
(basic/basically) just sits there and does nothing all day.
(true/ truly) wants to improve the relationship with you.
9. Everything appeared
10. It seems
(normal/ normally) at first, and got worse then.
(clear/ clearly) that someone has taken my keys.
(different/ differently)
1. Nobody likes being treat
2. I feel
(bad/ badly) about leaving alone here.
3. I didn't think I was
4. Trang looks so
5. It happened almost
(direct/ directly) responsible for the fire
(beautiful/ beautifully) in her new dress today.
(exact/ exactly) several years ago.
6. The idea she told me yesterday morning sounds
7. The man
8. He
(great/ greatly).
(basic/basically) just sits there and does nothing all day.
(true/ truly) wants to improve the relationship with you.
9. Everything appeared
10. It seems
(normal/ normally) at first, and got worse then.
(clear/ clearly) that someone has taken my keys.