«
Przysłówki (Adverbs)
Zaloguj | Rejestracja

Ćwiczenia – Przysłówki

Polecenie: Choose the correct adverbs to complete the stories.
poziom ćwiczenia: advanced

Opis gramatyki: Przysłówki w języku angielskim

  1. It's  1   the same. Dave comes  2   into the office and turns on a computer.  3  , he's banging his fists  4   on the desk and shouting  5   at the screen. He then throws something  6   across the room. We sit there  7   until he calms down. He apologises  8   as he smiles  9   before starting to type. Then we  10   have to remind him that he's the cleaner.

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10

  2. The priest looked  1   at the baby. He  2   picked it up and went outside. Someone had  3   left the child at the back of the church. The sun was shining  4   as he sat on a bench in the garden.  5  , a woman ran  6   towards him, shouting  7   and crying  8  . The priest looked  9   into her eyes for a moment before realising she was the sister he hadn't seen for thirty years. He was an uncle!

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9

  3. As the chickens clucked  1   around the barn, the old farmer sighed  2   as he watched them fight for the food. He knew all of them by sight, very  3   indeed. He'd been feeding them  4   for many years. The old man  5   thought about the eggs the chickens had  6   laid over the years. What a pity I don't like eggs, he mused  7  .

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7

  4. Sandra slipped  1   into bed. She was exhausted. The leaves of the flowers that David had left hung  2   over the side of their pot. Three days, and not a word. She  3   cast her mind back to better days, when she and Dave had talked  4   about their future. Dreams were only a promise, she thought  5  . Promises could be broken, like hearts.

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5

  5. "Hurry up! I said I'd call Dan  1   we arrived." Colin watched Sue  2   searching her bag for the phone. She  3   apologized to Colin for the state of her bag, and he felt he spent half his life waiting  4   for things to appear from it. "You must have taken it when you were looking for the tickets," she said  5  . "Sorry, love, you're right. It's in my pocket."

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5

  1. Detective Bradley observed the guard  1  . It was almost five, and the visitors were  2   heading for the exit. The gallery had been open for only two weeks, and  3   four paintings had  4   disappeared. Bradley saw the pass. Two hands met  5  , and the keys found a new minder. Bradley walked  6   towards the exit and locked the heavy door. He leant against it  7  , looking forward to the action he'd been waiting for all day.

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7

  2. A man who loved the world more  1   than Monroe would be hard to find. He approached each day  2  , as though the world had  3   given him a gift-wrapped surprise. Monroe sat  4   in his back garden,  5   tapping a forefinger on a knee. He loved music  6  , but his playing days were over. He had the birds, and he was happy.

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6

  3. "Have you never been on a big job?" Morton shouted  1  . His young apprentice nodded back  2  . "Sure," he said  3  . "I was on the bridge job for a year." The bridge, Morton recalled  4  , should have been his job, but Turner always more  5   found the cash for the bribes. Morton had to be content with  6   picking up whatever work came his way. The text message unsettled him. Turner was dead, and Morton had an appointment he couldn't  7   back out of.

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7

  4. It was the way her hair fell  1   over her shoulders that first attracted Mark to Eve. It swayed  2   as she walked,  3   revealing in turn each side of her slender neck. They'd met at a jazz festival, Eve the first to speak as Mark  4   struggled to find the words. She'd rambled on  5   about jazz as Mark gazed  6   into her eyes. She mumbled something about the ladies' room, and disappeared for fifteen years. Now she was back.

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6

  5. Enwin the Elf sat on a stone, chomping  1   on a soggy bread roll. A frog eyed him  2  . Enwin teased the frog  3  , suggesting  4   that his snack would be tastier with a helping of frog eyes, or a slice of frog tongue. Frogs could swim around  5   to pass the time. Such an easy life! Enwin, of course, teased the frog because he was  6   jealous of its leisurely life. Not a nice elf, really. You should have seen the look on his face when a princess appeared out of the blue and  7   kissed the frog.

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7

Więcej ćwiczeń dla Przysłówki w języku angielskim:

Zobacz także: Opis gramatyki: Przysłówki w języku angielskim lub wszystkie Przysłówki (Adverbs) ćwiczenia

Komentarze (3)

tgchan
05 gru 2018

@akrzeminska1 tantalisingly = kuszaco

akrzeminska1
29 paź 2017

Chodzi mi o przysłówki ćwiczenie numer 2543

akrzeminska1
22 paź 2017

co znaczy tantalisingly przetłumaczyłam na polski i dalej nie rozumiem tego słówa pomóżcie proszę

Skomentuj

Zaloguj się aby dodać komentarz. Nie masz konta? Zarejestruj się.