round-up 8 1 Avverbi Scegli l opzione corretta. 1. I lost my wallet last week, but ..... I didn t have any money or credit cards in it at the time. a. luckily b. hopefully c. generally d. unfortunately 2. I waited ages for the bus; one ..... came an hour later! a. generally b. presumably c. ideally d. eventually 3. I ve studied hard, so ..... I ll pass the exam. a. originally b. hopefully c. generally d. apparently 4. Granny ..... has a little sleep after lunch. a. eventually b. generally c. hopefully d. originally 5. Have you heard the news? ..... she s left her husband for a younger man! a. Luckily b. Presumably c. Potentially d. Apparently 6. If he s found guilty, he could ..... go to prison for a very long time. a. potentially b. originally c. eventually d. luckily 2 Inserisci gli avverbi proposti all interno delle frasi. Talvolta è possibile più di una risposta. badly carefully early fast heavily immediately loudly quickly silently smartly well a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. 3 B2 It was late so they came in ............................... . It was raining ............................... when we got there. Go to bed ............................... . You must wake up ............................... tomorrow. I listened to the teacher ............................... because I wanted to understand. Nicholas has studied German so he can speak it very ............................... . The door opened ............................... and the two men came in. She doesn t like driving ............................... . Don t speak so ..............................., everybody is sleeping. She always dresses very ............................... . You re behaving very ............................... . Scegli l opzione corretta. James and the gopher James, a golfer, was playing a round golf the other day when he (accidental/ accidentally) hit his ball into a hole off the golfing greens. James made an (accidental/accidentally) shot. Unexpectedly, an (angry/angrily) gopher appeared. The gopher (angry/angrily) pushed the ball out of its hole. The gopher protested (loud/loudly) making a (loud/loudly) complaint. The ball had hit him (hard/hardly) on the head. James could (hard/hardly) believe that a gopher was making its home on the golf course. Normally James has (good/well) eyesight. However, he didn t see (good/well) this time because his ball had landed off the golfing green. The gopher probably had a (painful/painfully) headache. The gopher lay still for a moment and then blinked its eyes (painful/painfully). The (guilty/guiltily) golfer, James, reached for his ball. Sorry, little guy! James said (guilty/guiltily). The gopher disappeared (quick/quickly) into its hole with the ball! So James (quick/ quickly) left the golfing green without his ball. After this experience, James (wise/wisely) wore his glasses whenever he played golf. The (wise/wisely) gopher found a new hole. 136