Adverb or Adjective

Instructions: Circle the correct form, either the adverb or the adjective, in each sentence. 1. We worked [quick/quickly] because we had very little time. 2. The worker was [quick/quickly], so he got a lot of work done. 3. He drove [careful/carefully], but he had an accident anyway. 4. He was [careful/carefully] when he picked up the baby. 5. He picked up the baby [careful/carefully]. 6. Eat [slow/slowly], or you'll get a stomachache. 7. Don't be so [slow/slowly], or we'll never finish on time! 8. I met a [beautiful/beautifully] woman at the party. 9. She sang [beautiful/beautifully] at the concert. 10. That was a [beautiful/beautifully] song you sang last night! 11. He read [quiet/quietly] by himself while the other kids played. 12. He's a [quiet/quietly] boy who likes to read and think. 13. Please do your work [quiet/quietly]. Stop making so much noise. 14. The child played [noisy/noisily] and bothered everybody. 15. That is such a [noisy/noisily] child! Can you control him? 16. Stop being so [noisy/noisily]! Can't you play [quiet/quietly]? 17. He worked [careless/carelessly], so he made a lot of mistakes. 18. You're too [careless/carelessly] with your work! Pay attention! 19. Why was he so [careless/carelessly] on his grammar test? 20. Be [honest/honestly] with me and tell me the truth. 21. Can't you tell me [honest/honestly] what you're thinking? 22. We can't find an [honest/honestly] politician in this city! 23. Be [clear/clearly] about your plans. What do you want to do? 24. Explain your plans very [clear/clearly]. 25. On a [clear/clearly] day, you can see twenty-five miles. [ESLprof.com/handouts/GravVocab/AdverbAdjective01.doc p. 1 of 1]