Question

Помогите выбрать правильный вариант : 1.Work more...I can't keep up with you a)slow b)slowly 2.Janet looks more...each time see her a)beatiful b)beautifully 3.He is the most...driver I know a)careful b)carefully4.Our teacher is...than yours a)nicer b)more nicely 5.Children can play more...in the park than on the street a)safeb)safely 6.I fell...when I am on holiday a)happy b)happily

Answer 1

1. Work more... I can't keep up with you. a) slow b) slowly

The correct answer is b) slowly. In this sentence, the adverb "slowly" is used to modify the verb "work" and indicates the manner in which the action is performed. It describes how the person should work in order to keep up with the other person.

2. Janet looks more... each time I see her. a) beatiful b) beautifully

The correct answer is b) beautifully. In this sentence, the adverb "beautifully" is used to modify the verb "looks" and describes how Janet looks. It indicates the manner in which her appearance improves each time the speaker sees her.

3. He is the most... driver I know. a) careful b) carefully

The correct answer is a) careful. In this sentence, the adjective "careful" is used to describe the driver and compare him to other drivers. It indicates that he exercises caution and pays attention while driving.

4. Our teacher is... than yours. a) nicer b) more nicely

The correct answer is a) nicer. In this sentence, the comparative form of the adjective "nice" is used to compare the teacher to the teacher of someone else. It indicates that our teacher has a more pleasant and friendly personality.

5. Children can play more... in the park than on the street. a) safe b) safely

The correct answer is b) safely. In this sentence, the adverb "safely" is used to modify the verb "play" and describes how the children can play. It indicates the manner in which the children should play in order to be protected from harm.

6. I fell... when I am on holiday. a) happy b) happily

The correct answer is a) happy. In this sentence, the adjective "happy" is used to describe the feeling of the speaker when they are on holiday. It indicates their emotional state and does not require an adverb to modify the verb "fell".