Английский язык. Теория и практика. Наречие. Идиомы

1. Mr. Potter was (deep/deeply) touched by our greetings. 2. To the parent’s disgust, the child behaved very (bad, badly) at the table. 3. This road is (dangerous, dangerously). 4. She is quite (helpless, helplessly) with the child. 5. Are you (serious, seriously) about going there? 6. The girl was (good, well) at jumping and running. 7. Bob plays the violin (good, well). 8. I have seen very little of him (late, lately). 9. The policeman looked (close, closely) at the suspect. 10. I’m afraid you‘ll have to pay (dear, dearly) for your silence. 11. She was tired and (hard, hardly) keep her eyes open. 12. I haven’t visited my old granny (late, lately). 13. We (hard/hardly) know each other. 14. He dreamed of acting (brave, bravely) in emergency. 15. Let’s look at it from (different, differently) angles. 16. The work was done (perfect, perfectly).

Упражнение 12

Выберитевскобкахподходящееслово.

1. The examination was quite (simple, simply). 2. What’s the matter with you? – I feel (bad, badly). 3. The sun is shining (bright, brightly). 4. The tunnel was dug (deep, deeply) below the surface of the earth. 5. He stepped (closer, more closely) to get a clear view of the picture before him. 6. They all loved him (dear, dearly). 7. There is a new swimming pool (near, nearly) our house. 8. He is a (high, highly) skilled engineer. 9. The Internet is (wide/widely) used all over the world. 10. Hi is a (brave, bravely) man. 11. The two sisters reacted (different, differently). 12. The weather during the last few days has been (perfect, perfectly). 13. The problem can be solved quite (simple, simply). 14. The table has a (smooth, smoothly) surface. 15. He was (near, nearly) run over by the car. 16. We have (near, nearly) run out of petrol.

Упражнение 13

Выберите в скобках подходящее слово.

1. The house was full of light; the gate of the courtyard stood (wide, widely) open. 2. Does she think (high, highly) of your picture? 3. Hurry up, kids! It’s (near/nearly) midnight. 4. This is quite (clear, clearly). 5. This definition is not quite (exact, exactly). 6. Walk (quiet, quietly) or you will wake the patient. 7. They didn’t like to drink (bitter, bitterly) coffee. 8. There is a big grocery store (near, nearly) our house. 9. Balzac’s works are (wide, widely) known throughout the world. 10. Look! The bird is flying (high, highly)