Question

3. Choose the right item. 1. Everyone was totally silent/silently in the room. 2. He has frequent/frequently been compared to Michael Jackson. 3. You drive so slow/slowly. 4. Her work was heavy/heavily influenced by her father. 5. I thought he was clever/cleverly enough. 6. I looked wonderful/wonderfully at the opening ceremony. 7. They worked hard/hardly to find the job. 8. The protests were mostly peaceful/peacefully. 9. She went quick/quickly out of the room. 10. My mother wears jeans very rare/rarely.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Everyone was totally silent in the room.

2. He has frequently been compared to

Michael Jackson.

3. You drive so slowly.

4. Her work was heavily influenced by her

father.

5. I thought he was clever enough.

6. I looked wonderful at the opening

ceremony.

7. They worked hard to find the job.

8. The protests were mostly peaceful.

9. She went quickly out of the room.

10. My mother wears jeans very rarely.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Here are the correct choices for each sentence:

1. Everyone was totally silent in the room. (Use "silent" as an adjective here.)
2. He has frequently been compared to Michael Jackson.
3. You drive so slowly. (Use "slowly" to describe the manner of driving.)
4. Her work was heavily influenced by her father.
5. I thought he was clever enough.
6. I looked wonderful at the opening ceremony. (Use "wonderful" as an adjective here.)
7. They worked hard to find the job. (Use "hard" to describe the effort.)
8. The protests were mostly peaceful. (Use "peaceful" to describe the protests.)
9. She went quickly out of the room. (Use "quickly" to describe the manner of leaving.)
10. My mother rarely wears jeans. (Use "rarely" to describe the frequency.)

These choices ensure proper usage of adjectives and adverbs in each sentence.