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МатематикаВопрос:
Practice Two: Read carefully and circle the correct adverb. 1. The man, who talks (fully/pretty/hardly) fast, is my father. 2. They left (quite/almost/enough) early because they had forgotten their bags. 3. The girl looks beautiful in the gown, which fits her (perfectly/too/enough) well. 4. My sister (almost/hardly/very) missed her school bus this morning because she had gotten up late. 5. I fell asleep watching the documentary because it was (fully / enough/too) boring. 6. We have done (hardly / enough/pretty) damage for today. 7. I didn't (fully/very/hardly) understand the plot in that movie. 8. Tommy was (pretty/enough/almost) happy with his test score after the teacher had congratulated him. 9. The children were laughing (fully/so/enough) hard because the comedy film was really funny.
Ответ:
- The man, who talks pretty fast, is my father.
- They left almost early because they had forgotten their bags.
- The girl looks beautiful in the gown, which fits her perfectly well.
- My sister hardly missed her school bus this morning because she had gotten up late.
- I fell asleep watching the documentary because it was too boring.
- We have done enough damage for today.
- I didn't fully understand the plot in that movie.
- Tommy was pretty happy with his test score after the teacher had congratulated him.
- The children were laughing fully hard because the comedy film was really funny.
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- Practice Two: Read carefully and circle the correct adverb. 1. The man, who talks (fully/pretty/hardly) fast, is my father. 2. They left (quite/almost/enough) early because they had forgotten their bags. 3. The girl looks beautiful in the gown, which fits her (perfectly/too/enough) well. 4. My sister (almost/hardly/very) missed her school bus this morning because she had gotten up late. 5. I fell asleep watching the documentary because it was (fully / enough/too) boring. 6. We have done (hardly / enough/pretty) damage for today. 7. I didn't (fully/very/hardly) understand the plot in that movie. 8. Tommy was (pretty/enough/almost) happy with his test score after the teacher had congratulated him. 9. The children were laughing (fully/so/enough) hard because the comedy film was really funny.
