I engelsk grammatik är användningen av adjektiv och adverbier en grundläggande del för att uttrycka kvalitet, kvantitet, frekvens eller grad. Adjektivet beskriver substantiv och pronomen, medan adverbet förändrar verb, adjektiv eller andra adverbier. Genom att behärska dessa ordklasser kan man uttrycka sig mer exakt och varierat.
Att skilja mellan adjektiv och adverb kan ibland vara utmanande, men det är en viktig färdighet när man lär sig engelska. Dessa övningar är avsedda att hjälpa elever förstå skillnaden mellan dessa två ordklasser och när man ska använda dem korrekt i meningar. Varje övning består av meningar där antingen ett adjektiv eller adverb ska fyllas i.
Övning 1: Fyll i rätt adjektiv eller adverb
The cat moves very *quietly* (adverb), without making a sound.
She did *excellent* (adjective) on her test, scoring the highest in the class.
I can’t believe how *quickly* (adverb) the time goes by when I’m with you.
The instructions were *clearly* (adverb) written, leaving no room for confusion.
It’s incredible how *effortlessly* (adverb) he solves complex problems.
My grandmother still drives, but she does it very *slowly* (adverb).
She felt *unusually* (adverb) tired after the long walk.
This painting is quite *remarkable* (adjective) for its age.
He’s a *highly* (adverb) respected member of our community.
The room was decorated *beautifully* (adverb), with attention to every detail.
They’ve done an *exceptional* (adjective) job with the new design.
The food smells *amazing* (adjective), I can’t wait to taste it.
Despite the storm, the captain maneuvered the ship *skillfully* (adverb).
She looked *utterly* (adverb) confused by the question.
This exercise is *particularly* (adverb) difficult for beginners.
Övning 2: Välj det korrekta adjektivet eller adverbet
Your work has been *consistently* (adverb) good throughout the year.
He spoke very *softly* (adverb), almost in a whisper.
She was *deeply* (adverb) moved by the film’s emotional story.
The material for these clothes is *incredibly* (adverb) durable.
We need to act *quick* (adjective) to solve this issue.
Their performance was *absolutely* (adverb) fantastic, beyond what was expected.
You must drive *careful* (adjective) in these treacherous conditions.
The exam was *surprisingly* (adverb) easy, contrary to what we thought.
His understanding of the subject is *remarkably* (adverb) deep.
She has an *uncommonly* (adverb) keen eye for detail.
The weather today is *especially* (adverb) nice, perfect for a picnic.
This food is *terrible* (adjective); I can’t eat it.
Could you please speak *more* (adverb) slowly?
The documentary presented the facts *very* (adverb) clearly.
This book is *incredibly* (adverb) interesting and I can’t put it down.
