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Created by Gastón Brienza
about 5 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Which implies that there will be a change in a course of action/situation? In the end or at the end? | In the end |
| When we want to correct information, we say... | Actually |
| Think of two words that can be either an adverb or an adjective | Late and hard |
| Can you think of a synonym for the adverb: barely, scarcely? | Hardly |
| Which is the odd one out in the following set? Fortunately - extremely - fairly | Fortunately |
| True or False? Even and Ever can be used interchangeably. | False |
| Replace the adverb in brackets with another one with a similar meaning. "He was (almost) hit by a car" | Nearly |
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