Question

Exercise 1. Circle the correct alternative in each sentence. 1. This house is very quiet / quietly. 2. I always eat my food very quick / quickly,3. He isn't a very careful / carefully driver. 4. You speak English very well / good. 5.Smoking is a very badly / bad habit. 6. You can travel from London to Paris very easy/easily. 7. She's a very well / good dancer. 8. Could you speak more slow / slowly,please? 9. I thought that test was very easy / easily.​

Answer 1

1. This house is very quiet. 2. I always eat my food very quickly,

3. He isn't a very carefully driver. 4. You speak English very good. 5.

Smoking is a very bad habit. 6. You can travel from London to Paris very easy. 7. She's a very good dancer. 8. Could you speak more slowly,

please? 9. I thought that test was very easy.

Answer 2

Here are the corrections for each sentence:

1. This house is very quiet (adjective).
2. I always eat my food very quickly (adverb).
3. He isn't a very careful (adjective) driver.
4. You speak English very well (adverb) / You speak English very good. (The correct alternative here is "well" as it is the adverb form of describing how someone speaks.)
5. Smoking is a very bad (adjective) habit.
6. You can travel from London to Paris very easily (adverb).
7. She's a very good (adjective) dancer.
8. Could you speak more slowly (adverb), please?
9. I thought that test was very easy (adjective).