Adjective or adverb?

Sam is a (nice) boy. He always greets me (nice).

Adjective or adverb?

The wedding was (perfect) and the married couple is (perfect) happy.

Position of adverbs in sentences

The children are _.

This vs. these

_ is a really nice photo.

Adverbs: comparative vs. superlative

Speed dating

Modern life is becoming   ,   and   . That’s why people are becoming   . Today, young people are finding it   to socialize and to meet their potential partners as they work   and they meet   people. That’s why speed dating was invented. It is the   option to meet a lot of people   , and in   environment. This is how it works: men and women meet in a restaurant, they get into pairs and they chat for a few minutes. When the time limit is up, they move round to another person and so on. At the end of the evening, you make a list of people that you liked   and that you find the   . When there is a match, the organisers give you each other’s contact. Even though it’s not the   way to meet your future partner, it’s definitely the   and the   way to do so.

Adverbs: comparative vs. superlative

Adverbs: comparative vs. superlative

Position of adverbs in sentences

Měl bys na ni počkat uvnitř.

You           .

Adjectives and adverbs: mix

Katka is _ girl in the class.

Than vs then

I would rather work at home at the office.

Too vs. enough

I am _ tired to work.