Question

Task 2. Complete the sentences. Choose the correct answer (5 points). Steve run (good/ well). The stadium was (near/ nearly) full. Do you think (high/ highly) of sport? Has she worked hard (late/ lately)? I like exotic food more than (usual/ usually) one.

Answer 1

Steve run  well.

The stadium was nearly)full.

Do you think highly of sport?

Has she worked hard  lately?

I like exotic food more than usualone.

Answer 2

1. Steve runs well. "Well" is the correct adverb to describe how Steve runs. "Good" is an adjective, so it wouldn't fit in this sentence.

2. The stadium was nearly full. "Nearly" is the correct adverb to describe the extent to which the stadium was full. "Near" is an adjective, so it wouldn't fit in this sentence.

3. Do you think highly of sport? "Highly" is the correct adverb to describe the level of regard or opinion someone has of sport. "High" is an adjective, so it wouldn't fit in this sentence.

4. Has she worked hard lately? "Lately" is the correct adverb to describe the time period in which she has worked hard. "Late" is an adjective, so it wouldn't fit in this sentence.

5. I like exotic food more than usual one. "Usually" is the correct adverb to describe the normal or typical preference for food. "Usual" is an adjective, so it wouldn't fit in this sentence.