Grammar Quiz

Adverbs of Manner, Likes and Preferences Quiz

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She _____ to join them.

A. like

B. would prefer

C. would rather


I ____ you not to smoke.

A. would prefer

B. would rather

C. like


She did ___ in her tennis match last week. She won.

A. goodly

B. badly

C. well


I _____ not talk about this now.

A. would prefer

B. would like

C. would rather


I _____ not go there with her.

A. would prefer

B. would rather

C. would like


Please close the door ___ when you enter my room.

A. stupidly

B. deliberately

C. gently


I ______ take the Math course.

A. would like

B. would prefer

C. would rather


I ______ to go with her.

A. wouldn’t like

B. would prefer no

C. would rather not


I _____ to take the train.

A. would like

B. prefer

C. would rather


When my teacher talks too ___, it’s difficult to understand him.

A. quickly

B. slowly

C. hard


Please try to behave ___ when you meet my family.

A. softly

B. normally

C. quickly


I always study ___ for a big test.

A. hardly

B. good

C. hard


She laughs ___ at my jokes.

A. happyly

B. happily

C. angrily


My dad used to shout ___ when he was angry.

A. loud

B. loudly

C. noise


We _____ to swim in the afternoon, not in the morning.

A. would prefer

B. would liked

C. would rather


I _____ read a book than watch TV.

A. would like

B. would rather

C. would prefer


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