Adverbien und adverbiale Bestimmungen (2)

Grammar

Put in the where necessary. If you don’t need the, leave the space empty.

a. Tina spends a lot of time watching ___________ TV.

b. Jodie lay down on ___________ sofa and looked at ___________ picture on ___________ wall.

c. Have you had ___________ breakfast yet?

d. Trevor and I arrived at ___________ zoo at ___________ same time.

e. ___________ sun is a star.

f. London is ___________ capital of England.

g. ___________ royal family lives in ___________ Buckingham Palace.

h. Where is ___________ room 234, please?

i. Our plane leaves from ___________ gate 10.

j. She was wearing ___________ hat she bought yesterday.

Grammar

Put the adverbs in brackets into their correct position. Sometimes there is more than one possibility to place the adverbs.

a. When they arrived, the restaurant was booked out. (completely – almost)

b. There was one table left that was decorated. (fortunately – beautifully)

c. They all laughed and enjoyed the evening. (much – very – happily)

Grammar

Jack has been quite a bad boy recently. On his mother’s birthday, he promises her to change his behaviour. What does he promise his mother? Write the sentences in the comparative form.

a. He never gets up on time. (punctually)

b. He usually doesn’t listen to his mum. (listen closely)

c. He doesn’t take his teacher seriously. (take seriously).

d. He doesn’t come home early enough when he goes out at night. (early)

e. He never keeps his promises. (often)