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Q 1 - He ____ goes to office in the weekends as his office remains shut.
Never is an adverb used to deny the occurrence of an action.
Q 2 - We must brush our teeth ____ to keep them bright.
Always is an adverb used to mention an action happening all the time.
Q 3 - Find the correct form of the word to use in the sentence −
Shankar can ____ bake a cake.
The word here is being used as an adverb as it is modifying the action.
Q 4 - Find the correct form of the word to use in the sentence −
She sings the song ___.
The word here is being used as an adverb as it is modifying the action.
Q 5 - Find the correct form of the word to use in the sentence −
This raita tastes ___.
The word here is being used as an adverb as it is modifying the action.
Q 6 - Find the correct form of the word to use in the sentence −
He talks so ___ that it’s impossible to make out what he is saying.
The word here is being used as an adverb as it is modifying the action.
Q 7 - Find the correct form of the word to use in the sentence −
He explained the concepts ___ Giving him the prize was the ___ decision.
The first word is an adverb as it is modifying the action; the second word is an adjective as it is describing a noun.
Q 8 - Find the correct form of the word to use in the sentence −
Mike walks too ___ and I don’t want to ___ down because of him. I am already late.
The first word is an adjective as it is describing a noun; the second word is an adverb as it is modifying the action.
Q 9 - Find the correct form of the word to use in the sentence −
She worked ___ with the radium stick. She was a ___ scientist.
The first word is modifying the action, but the second word describing the object.
Q 10 - Select the Correct Statements −
A - The inspector was never more sure of the fact that Rajiv was lying.
B - The inspector was never more surer of the fact that Rajiv was lying.
C - The inspector was never most surer of the fact that Rajiv was lying.
D - The inspector was never most sure of the fact that Rajiv was lying.
The word is being used as an adverb, and not an adjective as it is modifying the action.