Adjectives and adverbs – English Grammar Test for A1
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(a) beautiful
(b) beautifully
2 He sings very ___. (good / well)
(a) good
(b) well
3 This car is ___ than mine. (fast / faster / fastest)
(a) fast
(b) faster
(c) fastest
4 That was the ___ day of my life. (happy / happier / happiest)
(a) happy
(b) happier
(c) happiest
5 They worked very ___. (hard / hardly)
(a) hard
(b) hardly
6 This film is ___ than the book. (interesting / more interesting / most interesting)
(a) interesting
(b) more interesting
(c) most interesting
7 She is the ___ student in our class. (intelligent / more intelligent / most intelligent)
(a) intelligent
(b) more intelligent
(c) most intelligent
8 He shouted at me very ___. (angry / angrily)
(a) angry
(b) angrily
9 This shop is ___ than that one. (cheap / cheaper / cheapest)
(a) cheap
(b) cheaper
(c) cheapest
10 We had a ___ time at the party. (wonderful / wonderfully)
(a) wonderful
(b) wonderfully
11 My brother runs ___ than me. (fast / faster / fastest)
(a) fast
(b) faster
(c) fastest
12 That is the ___ story I’ve ever heard. (funny / funnier / funniest)
(a) funny
(b) funnier
(c) funniest
13 He usually gets up ___. (late / lately)
(a) late
(b) lately
14 I have seen her a lot ___. (late / lately)
(a) late
(b) lately
15 She looked very ___. (happy / happily)
(a) happy
(b) happily
16 The soup tastes ___. (delicious / deliciously)
(a) delicious
(b) deliciously
17 December is the ___ month of the year. (cold / colder / coldest)
(a) cold
(b) colder
(c) coldest
18 The street is ___ than the one near my house. (wide / wider / widest)
(a) wide
(b) wider
(c) widest
19 He answered the question very ___. (polite / politely)
(a) polite
(b) politely
20 This book is ___ than that one. (good / better / best)
(a) good
(b) better
(c) best
21 That was the ___ movie of all. (bad / worse / worst)
(a) bad
(b) worse
(c) worst
22 My grandmother is very ___. (kind / kindly)
(a) kind
(b) kindly
23 The baby slept ___. (peaceful / peacefully)
(a) peaceful
(b) peacefully
24 She studied for the test very ___. (serious / seriously)
(a) serious
(b) seriously
25 He is the ___ player in the team. (good / better / best)
(a) good
(b) better
(c) best
26 The box is ___ than the bag. (heavy / heavier / heaviest)
(a) heavy
(b) heavier
(c) heaviest
27 She smiled at me ___. (sweet / sweetly)
(a) sweet
(b) sweetly
28 This exam is ___ than the last one. (easy / easier / easiest)
(a) easy
(b) easier
(c) easiest
29 That was the ___ mistake I ever made. (big / bigger / biggest)
(a) big
(b) bigger
(c) biggest
30 He walked into the room very ___. (quiet / quietly)
(a) quiet
(b) quietly
31 We ___ go shopping on Sundays. (always / sometimes / never)
(a) always
(b) sometimes
(c) never
32 She ___ eats vegetables. (always / never / usually)
(a) always
(b) never
(c) usually
33 I ___ drink tea in the morning. (never / often / always)
(a) never
(b) often
(c) always
34 He is ___ late for school. (always / never / sometimes)
(a) always
(b) never
(c) sometimes
35 My father drives very ___. (careful / carefully)
(a) careful
(b) carefully
36 She danced so ___. (graceful / gracefully)
(a) graceful
(b) gracefully
37 The children are playing ___. (happy / happily)
(a) happy
(b) happily
38 He looked at me very ___. (angry / angrily)
(a) angry
(b) angrily
39 The story was really ___. (interesting / interested)
(a) interesting
(b) interested
40 I listened ___ to my teacher. (attentive / attentively)
(a) attentive
(b) attentively
41 She works very ___. (hard / hardly)
(a) hard
(b) hardly
42 The baby cried ___. (loud / loudly)
(a) loud
(b) loudly
43 This is the ___ place in the city. (quiet / quieter / quietest)
(a) quiet
(b) quieter
(c) quietest
44 The boy is the ___ in his class. (tall / taller / tallest)
(a) tall
(b) taller
(c) tallest
45 The weather is getting ___. (cold / colder / coldest)
(a) cold
(b) colder
(c) coldest
46 The cake is the ___ I have ever eaten. (delicious / more delicious / most delicious)
(a) delicious
(b) more delicious
(c) most delicious
47 He behaved very ___. (rude / rudely)
(a) rude
(b) rudely
48 The boy answered the question very ___. (confident / confidently)
(a) confident
(b) confidently
49 She speaks English very ___. (good / well)
(a) good
(b) well
50 The lesson was ___ than I thought. (difficult / more difficult / most difficult)
(a) difficult
(b) more difficult
(c) most difficult
51 She is the ___ person I know. (kind / kinder / kindest)
(a) kind
(b) kinder
(c) kindest
52 He ran very ___. (fast / fastly)
(a) fast
(b) fastly
53 The exam was the ___ of all. (easy / easier / easiest)
(a) easy
(b) easier
(c) easiest
54 The sun is shining very ___. (bright / brightly)
(a) bright
(b) brightly
55 My parents are ___ friendly people. (very / much / many)
(a) very
(b) much
(c) many
56 The park looks ___. (beautiful / beautifully)
(a) beautiful
(b) beautifully
57 I am ___ tired today. (very / much / many)
(a) very
(b) much
(c) many
58 He drives ___ than me. (careful / more carefully / most carefully)
(a) careful
(b) more carefully
(c) most carefully
59 She greeted me very ___. (warm / warmly)
(a) warm
(b) warmly
60 This is the ___ hotel in the city. (expensive / more expensive / most expensive)
(a) expensive
(b) more expensive
(c) most expensive
Answer
1 (a) beautiful – Adjective for “girl”.
2 (b) well – Adverb with “sings”.
3 (b) faster – Comparative.
4 (c) happiest – Superlative.
5 (a) hard – Irregular adverb.
6 (b) more interesting – Comparative with long adjective.
7 (c) most intelligent – Superlative with long adjective.
8 (b) angrily – Adverb.
9 (b) cheaper – Comparative.
10 (a) wonderful – Adjective.
11 (b) faster – Comparative.
12 (c) funniest – Superlative.
13 (a) late – Means “not on time”.
14 (b) lately – Means “recently”.
15 (a) happy – Adjective with “looked”.
16 (a) delicious – Adjective with “taste”.
17 (c) coldest – Superlative.
18 (b) wider – Comparative.
19 (b) politely – Adverb.
20 (b) better – Irregular comparative.
21 (c) worst – Irregular superlative.
22 (a) kind – Adjective.
23 (b) peacefully – Adverb.
24 (b) seriously – Adverb.
25 (c) best – Irregular superlative.
26 (b) heavier – Comparative.
27 (b) sweetly – Adverb.
28 (b) easier – Comparative.
29 (c) biggest – Superlative.
30 (b) quietly – Adverb.
31 (a) always – Adverb of frequency.
32 (b) never – Negative habit.
33 (b) often – Frequency adverb.
34 (a) always – Describes lateness.
35 (b) carefully – Adverb.
36 (b) gracefully – Adverb.
37 (b) happily – Adverb.
38 (b) angrily – Adverb.
39 (a) interesting – Adjective.
40 (b) attentively – Adverb.
41 (a) hard – Irregular adverb.
42 (b) loudly – Adverb.
43 (c) quietest – Superlative.
44 (c) tallest – Superlative.
45 (b) colder – Comparative.
46 (c) most delicious – Superlative.
47 (b) rudely – Adverb.
48 (b) confidently – Adverb.
49 (b) well – Correct adverb.
50 (b) more difficult – Comparative.
51 (c) kindest – Superlative.
52 (a) fast – Irregular adverb.
53 (c) easiest – Superlative.
54 (b) brightly – Adverb.
55 (a) very – Intensifier.
56 (a) beautiful – Adjective.
57 (a) very – Intensifier.
58 (b) more carefully – Comparative adverb.
59 (b) warmly – Adverb.
60 (c) most expensive – Superlative.