Question

Task 1. Choose the correct word The playground is very quiet/ quietly today. My father plays chess good/ well. She is a very polite/politely girl. His Spanish is bad/badly. Our teachers speak loud/ loudly at the lessons. John knows some good/ well poems.​

Answer 1

1. quiet

2. well

3. politely

4. bad

5. loud

5. good

Answer 2

1)quite
2)good
3)polite
4)bad
5)loudly
6)well

Answer 3

Here are the correct choices for each sentence:

1. The playground is very quiet today. (Use "quiet" as an adjective to describe the playground.)

2. My father plays chess well. (Use "well" to describe how your father plays.)

3. She is a very polite girl. (Use "polite" as an adjective to describe the girl.)

4. His Spanish is bad. (Use "bad" as an adjective to describe the quality of his Spanish.)

5. Our teachers speak loudly at the lessons. (Use "loudly" to describe how the teachers speak.)

6. John knows some good poems. (Use "good" to describe the quality of the poems.)

In these sentences, you generally use adjectives (like "quiet," "polite," "bad," and "good") to describe nouns (like "playground," "girl," and "poems"). You use adverbs (like "well" and "loudly") to describe verbs (like "plays" and "speak") or other adjectives (like "very polite").