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Adverbs / Adjectives & Relative Clause Worksheet

Name, Surname:

         Complete with an adverb.

1. She ate her dinner very …quickly…… (quick) and then went to bed.

2. He studied very ……………………… (hard) for his exams.

3. She is French but she can speak English very ……………………… (good).

4. Please talk ……………………… (quiet). You’re in a library.

5. He looked at me ……………………… (angry).

6. This is very important. Listen ……………………… (careful).

7. We didn’t go out last night. It was raining ……………………… (heavy).

         Circle the correct answer.

1. He did very …………………… in the test because he was ill.

a. badly          b. Bad            c. worse

2. This exercise is full of mistakes. You must work …………………… .

     a. careful        b. carefully     c. The most careful

3. Stephan works …………………… fort his job.

      a. hardly         b. hardest       c. hard

4. This is a very …………………. time of the day.

      a. as quick     b. quietly        c. quiet

         Make “Relative sentences” with “who”  or “which”.

1. The bag ...which.. is on the table is Linda’s.

2. The book ……………….. you gave me was excellent.

3. The man ……………….. called last night didn’t leave a message.

4. These are the shoes ……………….. I bought last week.

5. I met a woman ……………….. looks like your mother.

         Complete with relative clause.

1.  Luice is a reporter fort he school magazine. Luice is Peter and Susan’s friend.

     Luice, ….who is Peter and Susan’s friend……, is a reporter fort he school magazine.

2.  My Office is very small. My Office is on the third flor.

My office, …………………………………………………………….., is very small.

3.  My sister is the youngest in the family. My sister is 4.

  My sister, ………………………………………………….., is the youngest in the family.

4.  Thomas Edison was American. Thomas Edison died in 1931.

     Thomas Edison, ………………………………………………………….., was American.

5.     The church is the oldest building in our town. The church was built in1908.

      The church, ………………………………………………………….., is the oldest building in our town.