GrammarAdverbsAdjective or Adverb – Free Exercise Adjective or Adverb – Free Exercise show special characters display incorrect answers Exercises Decide if you need an adjective or an adverb to complete the sentences. Thomas est lentlentement . Il travaille lentlentement .1. modifying a noun (Thomas) → adjective2. modifying a verb (il travaille) → adverbThomas is slow.He works slowly. Ils apprennent le français facilefacilement . Le français est une langue facilefacilement .1. modifying a verb (ils apprennent) → adverb2. modifying a noun (une langue) → adjectiveThey learn French easily.French is an easy language. Max est un bonbien chanteur. Il chante bonbien .1. modifying a noun (Max) → adjective2. modifying a verb (il chante) → adverbMax is a good singer.He sings well. Le vent est horriblehorriblement froid aujourd’hui. Le vent froid est horriblehorriblement .1. modifying an adjective (froid) → adverb2. modifying a noun (le vent) → adjectiveIt’s terribly cold today.The cold wind is terrible. C’est une actrice excellenteexcellemment . Elle a joué son rôle excellenteexcellemment bien.1. modifying a noun (une actrice) → adjective2. modifying a verb (elle a joué) → adverbShe is an excellent actress.She played her role excellently. Ludivine est une fille prudenteprudemment . Elle est montée prudenteprudemment sur l’échelle.1. modifying a noun (une fille) → adjective2. modifying a verb (elle est montée) → adverbLudivine is a careful girl.She climbed the ladder carefully. Le chien est dangereuxdangeureusement . Il saute dangereuxdangeureusement sur les gens.1. modifying a noun (le chien) → adjective2. modifying a verb (il saute) → adverbThe dog is dangerous.He jumps up on people dangerously. Le petit garçon est tristetristement . Je suis allé le réconforter et il m’a regardé tristetristement .1. modifying a noun (le garçon) → adjective2. modifying a verb (il a regardé) → adverbThe little boy is sad.I went to comfort him and he looked at me sadly. Il m’a dit d’être gentilgentiment avec mon frère. Je lui ai promis que je me comporterai gentilgentiment avec lui.1. use an adjective after être2. modifying a verb (je me comporterai) → adverbHe told me to be nice to my brother.I promised him that I would be nice to him. Sabine sait faire la cuisine merveilleusemerveilleusement . La dernière fois, elle a préparé une soupe merveilleusemerveilleusement .1. modifying a verb (faire) → adverb2. modifying a noun (une soupe) → adjectiveSabine cooks wonderfully.Last time, she made a wonderful soup. Fabien joue mauvaismal au hockey. C’est le plus mauvaismal joueur de son équipe.1. modifying a verb (il joue) → adverb2. modifying a noun (joueur) → adjectiveFabien plays hockey badly.He’s the worst player on his team. Claire est une coureuse rapiderapidement . Elle court rapiderapidement .1. modifying a noun (une coureuse) → adjective2. modifying a verb (elle court) → adverbClaire is a fast runner.She runs fast. Nous n’avons pas pu prendre l’avion car le vol était completcomplètement . Nous avons completcomplètement oublié d’acheter une place en avance.1. modifying a noun (le vol) → adjective2. modifying a verb (oublier) → adverbWe couldn’t fly because the flight was already fully booked.We completely forgot to book in advance. Le professeur a été terribleterriblement avec moi, car je suis arrivé terribleterriblement en retard en cours.1. modifying a noun (le professeur) →adjective2. modifying another adverb (en retard) → adverbThe teacher was horrible to me because I was horribly late to class. Ce bouquet de fleurs est vraiesvraiment beau. Est-ce que ce sont de vraiesvraiment fleurs?1. modifying an adjective (beau) → adverb2. modifying a noun (fleurs) → adjectiveThis bouquet is really beautiful.Are the flowers real? Online exercises to improve your French Improve your French with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia Plus exercises where you can practise according to your level. Check your understanding by hovering over the info bubbles for simple explanations and handy tips. Adjective or Adverb – Free Exercise Adjective or Adverb – free exercise Lingolia Plus French Unlock all grammar exercises for French with a Lingolia Plus account 710 interactive grammar exercises for French sorted by topic and level (A1–C1) with a built-in progress tracker and awards system Get started with Lingolia Plus Adjectif ou adverbe – Lingolia Plus Exercises Adjectif ou adverbe – sélection A2 Adjectif ou adverbe – tableau A2 Adjectif ou adverbe – c’est bon/c’est bien A2 Adjectif ou adverbe – cas particuliers (1) B1 Adjectif ou adverbe – cas particuliers (2) B1 Show all exercises for this topic A1 Beginner A2 Elementary B1 Intermediate B2 Upper intermediate C1 Advanced Gapfill Multiple choice Drag-and-drop Mixed