Yes/No
Each of the following
sentences contains at least one adjective or adverb. Indicate if the sentences are correct (Yes) or
incorrect (No).
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1.
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The parents seem angrily about the child’s report card.
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2.
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The speaker talked knowingly about prehistoric fossils.
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3.
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After she drank the lemonade, the cake tasted too sweetly to her.
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4.
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Throughout dinner we were bored because he spoke incessantly.
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5.
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Sam felt terribly depressed after the accident.
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6.
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The neighbor appeared calm in spite of the fact that his house was on
fire.
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7.
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Marla jumped up quick when she heard the gunshot.
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8.
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He looked quite unhappily at the thought of leaving his job.
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9.
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Even though we were not really hungry, the food smelled delicious.
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10.
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The history course that I took last semester proved more difficultly than I had
expected.
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