Correct the adverb errors
1. _____ He was behaving bad in church.
2. _____ Toni writes good.
3. _____ Jane can really play the flute well.
4. _____ I hope my grandma is feeling well today.
5. _____ I hurt my finger bad.
6. _____ He would like to do well at football.
7. _____ The firefighter felt badly for the family whose house burned down.
8. _____ She works good with others.
9. _____ My new car runs good.
10. _____ The team needed a pitcher real bad.
1. badly
2. well
5. badly
10. really, badly
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Where does the story take place?
_____ a. In the backwoods of Port William _____ b. In the kitchen at Rowanberry Place _____ c. In the hospital at Hargrave _____ d. In a boat on Sand Ripple River
In each of the following sets, choose the letter of the sentence that expresses the thought most clearly and effectively.
A) Sitting cross-legged under a shady tree, several Aboriginal people greet me as I arrive. B) Sitting cross-legged under a shady tree, I was greeted by several Aboriginal people as I arrived.
Some experts say that
A) the junior year of college is the most difficult. B) there is no significant difference in difficulty levels in college. C) the freshman year of college is the most difficult.
Choose the letter (A, B, or C) that is followed by a sentence that includes all the commas that should be used
a. "The spice blend," he added "is perfectly balanced. " b. "The spice blend" he added, "is perfectly balanced. " c. "The spice blend," he added, "is perfectly balanced. "