Part 2
Grammar:
Good/well
- Your Russian is good.
(good as an adjective)
- You speak Russian well.
(well as an adverb)
Well is also used with past participles:
- Selena Gomez is a well-known singer.
- My brother is well-educated .
Fast/hard/late
- Katherine is a fast runner.
(adjective)
- Katherine can run very fast.
(adverb)
- Katherine is a hard worker.
- Katherine works hard.
- David was late.
- David got up late.
- Have you seen David lately? (=recently)
Hardly
- I was so nervous. I could hardly speak.
(=I spoke very little, almost not at all)
- He worked hard to make money.
(=he worked a lot)
- He didn’t have any money because he hardly worked at all.
(=he worked very little)
Exercise:
https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/adverbs-or-adjectives-exercise-1.html
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