The proper form of Adjective or Adverb is mentioned below:
1. Carefully.
2. Careful
3. Quickly
4. Slowly
5. Slowly
6. Slow
7. Rapidly
8. Permanent
9. Permanently
10. Easy
11. Easily
12. Hardly
13. Fastly
14. Serious
15. Seriously.
- An adjective may be a word in linguistics that usually changes a noun or noun phrase or characterizes its referent. Its lexical role is to change the information provided by the noun. An adjective may be a term that describes a noun's characteristics, features, or number. Adjectives have always been considered one of the primary components of speech in the English language, but they were previously classified with nouns.
- An adverb is a word that modifies another adverb, verb, or adjective. It is frequently distinguished by the suffix -ly at the end. Adverbs often indicate the way , place, time, frequency, degree, level of certainty, and so on, addressing queries like how, when, where, and to what extent.
Thus this is the meaning of adjective and adverb.
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1. He always does his homework …………………………………….. (careful).
2. He is a very ……………………………… (careful) student.
3. Come …………………………… (quick). We need your help.
4. You should drive more …………………………… (slow) along this road.
5. The old man walks very ………………………….. (slow).
6. Helen is a very ……………………………. (slow) student.
7. Her brother, on the other hand, learns …………………………… (rapid).
8. Mr. Gonzales has a ………………………………. (permanent) visa.
9. He hopes to remain in this country ………………………….. (permanent).
10. This is an …………………………… (easy) exercise.
11. I can do all of these exercises ……………………… (easy).
12. Helen works very ………………………… (hard) in her new job.
13. You walk very ………………………… (fast).
14. They are both ………………………. (serious) students.
15. They both study English very ……………………………… (serious).
