Adverbs Basics exercises — Set 4: Adverbs of Degree (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 14 min
The weather is nice today. Let's go for a walk!
This coffee is hot to drink. Let me wait a minute.
She isn't old to drive a car. She's only 14.
The book was interesting — not amazing, but worth reading.
He was tired after running the marathon.
The suitcase is heavy for me to carry alone. Can you help?
Do we have time to finish the project?
I thought the exam would be difficult, but it was easy.
He's sure about the answer. He checked it three times.
This bag is not big for all my books.
She was surprised by the news. She didn't expect it at all.
The water in the pool was warm — not hot, not cold.
The hotel was expensive for such a small room.
The children were excited about the trip. They couldn't sleep.
She runs fast. She wins every race.
She is young. She can't vote yet.
The food was absolutely ! I loved it.
We don't have chairs for everyone. Some people will have to stand.
The exam was impossible. Nobody could pass it.
The room was perfect for the meeting. Everything went well.
Adverbs Basics exercises online (Worksheet)
Practise adverbs that describe intensity and degree — very, really, quite, too, enough, extremely, rather, and fairly. Learn which words they modify and where they go in a sentence.