1. In spite of the coming danger he remained (calm/calmly).
2. Though the dish smelt (good/well), he refused to eat saying he was not hungry.
3. She looked at me (angry/angrily) and told me to leave the room.
4. She spends a lot of money on her clothes but they always look (cheap/cheaply).
5. Have you seen him? — Yes, he looks (good/well) but he says he feels (bad/badly).
6. His cough sounds (terrible/terribly). He should see a doctor.
7. Be (quiet/quietly). Stop talking, behave yourselves.
8. The situation looks (bad/badly). We must do something.
9. He seemed to me a bit (strange/strangely) today.
10. The fish tastes (awful/awfully). I won't eat it.
11. He looked (good/well) in his new suit.
12. He certainly has done (good/well) in his studies this year.
13. It is not (good/well) for you to smoke.
14. I was (angry/angrily) at what he did.
15. He stormed (angry/angrily) out of the room.
16. It isn’t (bad/badly).
17. To the parents’ disgust, the child behaved very (bad/badly) at table.
18. He dreamed of acting (brave/bravely) in emergency.
19. He is a (brave/bravely) man.
20. This is quite (clear/clearly).
21. I can see (clear/clearly) what you mean.
22. She looked at him (cold/coldly).
23. The weather is (cold/coldly) today.
24. This is a (comfortable/comfortably) desk.
25. The English like to live (comfortable/comfortably).
26. He is (dangerous/dangerously) calm.
27. This road is (dangerous/dangerously).
28. Let’s look at it from (different/differently) angles.
29. The two sisters always reacted (different/differently).
30. This definition is not quite (exact/exactly).
31. Can you tell me (exact/exactly) when he will come?

Правильные ответы (Adjectives and Adverbs)

1. In spite of the coming danger he remained calm.

2. Though the dish smelt good, he refused to eat saying he was not hungry.

3. She looked at me angrily and told me to leave the room.

4. She spends a lot of money on her clothes but they always look cheap.

5. Have you seen him? — Yes, he looks good but he says he feels bad.

6. His cough sounds terrible. He should see a doctor.

7. Be quiet. Stop talking, behave yourselves.

8. The situation looks bad. We must do something.

9. He seemed to me a bit strange today.

10. The fish tastes awful. I won't eat it.

11. He looked good in his new suit.

12. He certainly has done well in his studies this year.

13. It is not good for you to smoke.

14. I was angry at what he did.

15. He stormed angrily out of the room.

16. It isn’t bad.

17. To the parents’ disgust, the child behaved very badly at table.

18. He dreamed of acting bravely in emergency.

19. He is a brave man.

20. This is quite clear.

21. I can see clearly what you mean.

22. She looked at him coldly.

23. The weather is cold today.

24. This is a comfortable desk.

25. The English like to live comfortably.

26. He is dangerously calm.

27. This road is dangerous.

28. Let’s look at it from different angles.

29. The two sisters always reacted differently.

30. This definition is not quite exact.

31. Can you tell me exactly when he will come?

Объяснение правила

В этом упражнении нужно правильно выбрать между прилагательным (Adjective) и наречием (Adverb).

1. Прилагательные (Adjectives)

Прилагательные обозначают признак предмета или человека и отвечают на вопрос «какой?».

Они употребляются:

• Перед существительными: a brave man (храбрый человек), a comfortable desk (удобный стол).

• После глагола to be: He is calm (Он спокоен).

• После глаголов-связок look, seem, feel, smell, taste, sound, remain, если описывается состояние, качество или впечатление.

Например:

• The dish smells good. — Блюдо хорошо пахнет.

• The situation looks bad. — Ситуация выглядит плохой.

• He feels bad. — Он плохо себя чувствует.

• The fish tastes awful. — Рыба ужасная на вкус.

• His cough sounds terrible. — Его кашель звучит ужасно.

Во всех этих предложениях употребляется прилагательное, потому что описывается предмет, человек или состояние, а не действие.

2. Наречия (Adverbs)

Наречия обозначают, как именно совершается действие, и отвечают на вопрос «как?».

Обычно они образуются добавлением суффикса -ly к прилагательному:

Например:

• She looked at me angrily. — Она сердито посмотрела на меня.

• He behaved badly. — Он плохо себя вёл.

• The sisters reacted differently. — Сёстры отреагировали по-разному.

• I can see clearly. — Я могу ясно видеть.

Здесь наречия характеризуют действия: looked, behaved, reacted, see.

3. Особые случаи

Good и well

• Good — прилагательное («хороший»).

• Well — обычно наречие («хорошо»), но также может быть прилагательным со значением «здоровый».

Сравните:

• He looks good. — Он хорошо выглядит.

• He has done well in his studies. — Он хорошо учился.

• He looks