Question

1 аш ус упштету. Task 3. Choose the correct adverb of manner1. David usually drives ... (fast/fastly) but ... (safe/safely).2. I feel ... (good/well)!3. Your wife looks ... (beautiful beautifully) today!4. The salad tastes and smells ... (wonderful wonderfully).5. Your sister speaks Italian (fluent/fluently).B.​

Answer 1

1. David usually drives FAST but SAFELY.

2. I feel GOOD!

3. Your wife looks BEAUTIFUL today!

4. The salad tastes and smells WONDERFUL.

5. Your sister speaks Italian FLUENTLY.

Answer 2

Ответ:

1) fast, safely

2) good

3) beautiful

4) wonderful

5) fluently

Answer 3

Here are the correct answers for the adverbs of manner in each sentence:

1. David usually drives fast but safely.

   • Explanation: "Fast" is an adverb of manner that describes how David drives, and "safely" is also an adverb of manner describing how he drives, so both should be in the adverb form.

2. I feel good!

   • Explanation: "Good" is used here as an adjective describing how you feel, not an adverb. You could say "I feel well" if you want to use an adverb.

3. Your wife looks beautiful today!

   • Explanation: "Beautiful" is used here as an adjective describing your wife's appearance, not an adverb. You could say "Your wife looks beautifully dressed today," but that would be a different sentence.

4. The salad tastes and smells wonderful.

   • Explanation: "Wonderful" is used here as an adjective describing how the salad tastes and smells, not as an adverb.

5. Your sister speaks Italian fluently.

   • Explanation: "Fluently" is the adverb form that describes how your sister speaks Italian.

So, the correct adverbs of manner are: fast, well, beautifully, wonderfully, and fluently.