Ce jeu de cartes t'aide à choisir entre un adjectif et un adverbe en anglais.
The sun was shining ___ (brightly/bright) through the window
brightly
Sarah is a very ___ (careful/carefully) driver
careful
He spoke so ___ (softly/soft) that I could hardly hear him
softly
This soup tastes ___ (delicious/deliciously)
delicious
The team played ___ (well/good) and won the match
well
I was ___ (surprisingly/surprising) tired after the short walk
surprisingly
Please be ___ (quiet/quietly) because the baby is sleeping
quiet
He drives a very ___ (fast/fastly) car
fast
The flowers smell ___ (sweet/sweetly) in the springtime
sweet
She finished the exam ___ (easily/easy) in under an hour
easily
You look ___ (terrible/terribly) today
terrible
The rain fell ___ (heavily/heavy) all through the night
heavily
That was a ___ (terrible/terribly) mistake to make
terrible
My English is ___ (good/well) enough for the job
good
The teacher looked ___ (angrily/angry) at the noisy class
angrily
It is a ___ (beautifully/beautiful) designed building
beautifully
I did ___ (badly/bad) on my history test
badly
The situation is ___ (serious/seriously) and needs attention
serious
He works very ___ (hard/hardly) at his new job
hard
I ___ (hardly/hard) know my neighbors
hardly
The bed felt ___ (comfortable/comfortably) after the long flight
comfortable
She sings ___ (beautifully/beautiful)
beautifully
Keep your room ___ (tidy/tidily) at all times
tidy
He reacted ___ (suddenly/sudden) to the news
suddenly
The instructions were not very ___ (clear/clearly)
clear
Our flight arrived ___ (late/lately) last night
late
Have you seen any good movies ___ (lately/late)
lately
The cat moved ___ (silently/silent) across the floor
silently
This is a ___ (really/real) difficult problem
really
Please speak ___ (clearly/clear) so everyone can understand
clearly