EXERCISESFOR GRADE 9 (UNIT 6) I. Adjective or adverb? Choose the correct form. 1. A: I heard Daniel isn’t very _____ (good/ well). B: Well, he fell and hurt himself quite _____ (bad/ badly). 2. A: There was a _____ (terrible/ terribly) accident on this road two days ago, wasn’t there? B: Yes. Two people were killed and the driver of the car was _____ (serious/seriously) injured. 3. A: The weather was so _____ (awful/ awfully) yesterday. B: Yes, it was raining quite _____ (heavy/ heavily) so we stayed at home all day. 4. A: You haven’t cleaned the floor _____ (proper/ properly. It’s still _____ (dirty/ dirtily). 5. A: Can you remember what happened? B: I can’t remember _____ (clear/ clearly). It all happened so _____ (sudden/ suddenly). 6. A: You didn’t look very _____ (happy/ happily) last night. Well, I was disappointed that I did so _____ (bad/ badly) in the exam. 7. A: Don’t go up that ladder. It doesn’t look _____ (safe/ safely). B: Don’t worry. I’ll climb _____ (careful/ carefully). 8. A: Did you go to Sally’s birthday party? B: Yes. It was really a __(cheerful/ cheerfully) party. Everybody at the party was __(colorful/ colorfully) dressed. 9. A: Why do you look so _____ (nervous/ nervously)? B: Oh, my! I’ve just got a mistake. I interrupted my boss while he was on the phone, and he looked at me _____ (angry/ angrily) when I interrupted him. 10. A: Have you seen Richard _____ (recent/ recently)? B: Yes, I just met him at Rose's party two days ago. He seemed very _____ (unhappy/ unhappily). He smiled _____ (sad/ sadly) at me when he saw me. . EXERCISES FOR GRADE 9 (UNIT 6) I. Adjective or adverb? Choose the correct form. 1. A: I heard Daniel isn’t very _____. remember _____ (clear/ clearly). It all happened so _____ (sudden/ suddenly). 6. A: You didn’t look very _____ (happy/ happily) last night. Well, I was disappointed