Learn English Adverbs For Free

LEARN ENGLISH ADVERBS FOR FREE!

One of the trickiest word forms for English students to master, adverbs add descriptive nuance and detail to spoken language. Here, you can learn English adverbs free, and even download a worksheet below!

 

Learn English adverbs free: Test yourself!

 

Which is the correct or more appropriate adverb?

 

1. I can’t dance, but I sing well/good.

 

2. I will never get in a car with him. He drives far too dangerously/dangerous.Don't drive dangerously!

 

3. Don’t worry if you can only study English 5 minutes a day. It is better to study slow/slowly than not at all.

 

4. It’s difficult to buy clothes for him. He dresses so fashionable/fashionably, and I don’t know anything about fashion.

 

5. I will have to work very hard/hardly to finish this project by the deadline.

 

6. My daughter is failing all her exams. I’m not surprised, because she hard/hardly studies.

 

7. When you give a presentation, you must remember to speak clearly/loudly.

 

8. If we finish our work quick/quickly, we will have time to eat before the game.

 

9. It was a challenge, but the team worked tirelessly/effortlessly to finish the project on time.

 

10. She dances so tirelessly/effortlessly that it’s like she was born to be a dancer.Do you dance effortlessly?

 

How did you do? When you’re ready, try part two!

 

Learn English adverbs for free: Part 2

 

11. He lived in Australia for ten years, so speaks English quickly/fluently.

 

12. He speaks so quiet/quietly that I never know what he’s saying.

 

13. I thought I’d failed the test, but surprisingly/unsurprisingly I passed!

 

14. She didn’t study for the test, and surprisingly/unsurprisingly she failed.

 

15. I think Sophie is angry with me. She spoke so coldly/warmly to me this morning. What did I do?

 

It's nice to be welcomed warmly

16. When we arrived at the hotel, we were greeted coldly/warmly by the staff, like we were old friends.

 

17. She’s new to the job, but handled her first project so professionally/unprofessionally I think she’s going to be a great coworker.

 

18. It’s ok to have fun at work, but you mustn’t act professionally/unprofessionally.

 

19. “I wonder how he knew I would be here,” she said thoughtfully/thoughtlessly.

 

20. “You are looking a bit fat. Did you put on weight?” he said thoughtfully/thoughtlessly.

 

How did you do? It’s important to check your answers with English-speaking friends, online resources, and especially with a teacher who can tell you the nuance of each adverb.

 

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