Read the sentences and choose the correct options
Adjectives or Adverbs
Adjectives describe the qualities of a noun.

E.g. Ablackpen

Adverbs indicate the time, place, manner, degree or frequency of an event or action.

E.g. He looked at meseriously.

1. I don't like to walk the dog early in the morning.
   [adjective|adverb]
   I like early spring. [adjective|adverb]
2. A little girl was running towards me.
   [adjective|adverb]
   I will read a little and then go to bed. [adjective|adverb]
3. I try to help my mum because she has lots of daily responsibilities, both at home and at work.
   [adjective|adverb]
   When I decided to lose some weight, I began to go jogging daily. [adjective|adverb]
4. I get mad when I have to wait for anybody long.
   [adjective|adverb]
   It's a long way to Manchester. Take some water and sandwiches. [adjective|adverb]
5. Grandpa is still a very fast driver.
   [adjective|adverb]
   Don't drive that fast! There are speed cameras everywhere. [adjective|adverb]
6. I don't want to walk far today because I'm tired.
   [adjective|adverb]
   Icarus is a very far star. [adjective|adverb]
7. We are running out of time. Please, get straight to the point.
   [adjective|adverb]
   I like your hair now when it is straight. [adjective|adverb]