Correct the adverb errors
1. _____ Fred touched the kitty very gentle.
2. _____ He ran too quick for me to keep up.
3. _____ The dog barked loud when it was hungry.
4. _____ I lost interest because the story was developing so slow.
5. _____ She slammed on the brakes sharp.
6. _____ I hadn’t seen her in a really long time.
7. _____ She braided the rope tight.
8. _____ He is incredible talented in music.
9. _____ The father looked on proud when his son scored a goal.
10. _____ The mother held her baby real tight.
1. very gently;
2. too quickly;
3. loudly;
4. so slowly;
5. sharply;
7. tightly;
8. incredibly;
9. proudly;
10. really tightly
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Welche Präposition passt? Lesen Sie die Sätze und schreiben Sie eine passende Präposition (und wenn nötig einen Artikel) in die Lücke.
Er ging __________________________ Wort aus dem Zimmer.
Pero no pensamos en estas cosas negativas ahora porque la belleza natural nos encanta y tranquiliza; parece una promesa de una abundancia infinita de los (elementos de la riqueza natural) r_________________ naturales de nuestro hermoso planeta.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following is NOT an example Robertson gives of things we become bored with?
a) a favorite food b) a goal we’re trying to achieve c) a new car d) a new romance
The thought pattern that you would anticipate for a section of a business marketing textbook chapter titled "Types of Wholesalers" is
a. classification. b. definition. c. cause and effect. d. comparison and contrast.