Manner Adverbs

Teenagers talk really ___ (fast) and don’t speak ___ (clear).

• Teenagers talk really fast and don’t speak clearly.

• Teenagers talk really fastly and don’t speak clearly.

• Teenagers talk really fast and don’t speak clear.

People aren’t very ___ (patient) when they have to

wait in long lines. They don’t speak to the clerks very

__ (polite).

• People aren’t very patiently when they have to wait in long lines. They don’t speak to the clerks very politely.

• People aren’t very patient when they have to wait in long lines. They don’t speak to the clerks very politely.

• People aren’t very patient when they have to wait in long lines. They don’t speak to the clerks very polite.

Sometimes, families argue because parents and children see things___ (different).

• Sometimes, families argue because parents and children see things differently.

• Sometimes, families argue because parents and children see things different.

• Sometimes, families argue because parents and children see things differentlly.

people __ (automatical) answer their

cell phones, even at dinner. I think it’s just__ (rude).

• A lot of people automatically answer their cell phones, even at dinner. I think it’s just rudely.

• A lot of people automatical answer their cell phones, even at dinner. I think it’s just rude.

• A lot of people automatically answer their cell phones, even at dinner. I think it’s just rude.

People don’t feel __ (safe) on the roads,

because so many people are driving __ (reckless).

• People don’t feel safe on the roads, because so many people are driving recklessly.

• People don’t feel safely on the roads, because so many people are driving recklessly.

• People don’t feel safe on the roads, because so many people are driving reckless.