Тест по теме "Adverbs"

I.  Choose the right adverb (degree of comparison) to complete the sentences.

1. Alisа smiles even (most brightly / more brightly) than the sun.
2. The new teacher explains the rules (more completely / completely) than our book.
3. Jack arrived (latest / most late) at the airport.
4. Jillian usually climbs (highest /higher) of all the other climbers in her group.
5. Melody dances (most gracefully / more gracefully) of all the girls.
6. Of all three, Mike runs (fastest / faster).
7. Yesterday the President spoke (more calmly /calmly) to Congress than usual.
8. I hope you know him  (better/ more well) than anybody else.
9. You should practice (more/ most).
10. If you want to find your way (easilier/ more easily),  you should buy a map.

II. Use the correct form of the adverbs in brackets.

1. Unfortunately, it’s becoming _______ (hard) and _______ (hard) to find a well-paid job.
2. This phrase is _______ (widely) used in spoken Russian than in written.
3. Your test isn’t good. You can do _______ (well) than you did.
4. We walk _______ (fast) than usual to catch the train.
5. I know Daniel _______ (well) than you do.
6. I used to play tennis _______ (often) than now.
7. Could you move a bit_______ (far) away for me to sit here too?
8. Mary is driving _______ (slowly) than usual, as the road is wet.
9. Of all the group Jimmy did _______ (badly) in the examination.
10. Could you speak _______ (distinctly), please?

I.  Choose the right adverb (degree of comparison) to complete the sentences.

1. Alisа smiles even (most brightly / more brightly) than the sun.
2. The new teacher explains the rules (more completely / completely) than our book.
3. Jack arrived (latest / most late) at the airport.
4. Jillian usually climbs (highest /higher) of all the other climbers in her group.
5. Melody dances (most gracefully / more gracefully) of all the girls.
6. Of all three, Mike runs (fastest / faster).
7. Yesterday the President spoke (more calmly /calmly) to Congress than usual.
8. I hope you know him  (better/ more well) than anybody else.
9. You should practice (more/ most).
10. If you want to find your way (easilier/ more easily),  you should buy a map.

II. Use the correct form of the adverbs in brackets.

1. Unfortunately, it’s becoming _______ (hard) and _______ (hard) to find a well-paid job.
2. This phrase is _______ (widely) used in spoken Russian than in written.
3. Your test isn’t good. You can do _______ (well) than you did.
4. We walk _______ (fast) than usual to catch the train.
5. I know Daniel _______ (well) than you do.
6. I used to play tennis _______ (often) than now.
7. Could you move a bit_______ (far) away for me to sit here too?
8. Mary is driving _______ (slowly) than usual, as the road is wet.
9. Of all the group Jimmy did _______ (badly) in the examination.
10. Could you speak _______ (distinctly), please?