Lees voorGrammar: Adjective and adverbsOpdracht 5Lees voorLook at the sentences. Do you have to fill in an adjective or an adverb? Explain why in Dutch. Also write down the correct word. The first one has been completed as an example.aExample: I don’t like walking through dark (dark) tunnels at night.Uitleg: Een adjective, het zegt iets over een zelfstandig naamwoord (tunnels).b. Run to the police station ... (quick) and

Sentences with adjectives and adverbsThis town is a safe place to live.Make sure you cross safely.What an incredible jump!She’s an incredibly calm person.It was a terrible experience.You behaved terribly badly.Opdracht 4Lees voorLook at the adjectives and the adverbs in these sentences. Then answer the questions below.aHow can you turn an adjectives into an adverb?Feedback

Study the grammar box about word order. Then look at the sentences and:- write the sentence with the adverb put in the correct place. If there is more than one correct option, choose one.- write which type of adverb it is and where you can put this type of adverb.aExample: (usually) I usually take the bus to school.Type of adverb + explanation: adverb of frequency; voor het hoofdwerkwoordb. (always) My battery is empty!

Which of the adverbs below could not be used to fill in the blank in the following sentence?Nous travaillons ___ sérieusement.A.assezB.vraimentC.pendantD.très

Is the word in bold an adjective or an adverb?The wind blew so hard during the storm that some of the shingles flew off the roof.adjectiveadverbSubmit

The bold word is a verb. Which adverb describes it?