Correct the sentences if necessary. Tick any that are already correct

With certain verbs, like be, seem, sound, *look, *appear, *taste, *feel and
*smell, adjectives, not adverbs, are used:
.
• This dish tastes delicious. The house looks dirty.
*These verbs can be used with an adverb when they refer to an action rather
than a state:
•
• She tasted the dessert appreciatively. He looked seriously at me.
Certain other verbs, e.g. sit, lie, stand, fall, become, go, get and turn, can
also be followed by adjectives, when the adjective describes the subject:
⚫ I went red with embarrassment.
⚫. She fell ill and died.
• The mountain stood powerful and threatening ahead of me.
B Correct the sentences if
necessary. Tick any which
are already correct.
1 She turned palely with fear.
2 I felt the bird's wing gently.
gentle
3 The boy stood motionless in the corner.
4 This trick seems easy to do, but it isn't.
5 I'm feeling more enthusiastic now you've explained it all to me..
6 He became angrily when he saw what had happened
7 This pasta fastes garlicky
8 Don't look at
me so
Resentfully
It wasn't my fault
9 Your friend Carrie sounds Charming
to the paint of patiend patient was lying unconsciously on the
bed