verb adjective Flashcards
The news came _ (unexpected or unexpectedly?) to all of us.
= эта новость стала неожиданной
The news came unexpected to all of us.
She stays _ (quiet or quietly?) when she’s focused.
She stays quiet when she’s focused.
The economy grew _ during the recession.
= рост экономики замедлился (“экономика стала медленной”)
The economy grew slow during the recession.
As pointed out in the framework, this results does not come _.
= этот результат не стал неожиданным
As pointed out in the framework, this results does not come unexpected.
The number and size of the urban centres grew _ but _.
= медленно, но верно
The number and size of the urban centres grew slowly but surely.
Then Malachy cries, my mother cries, Dad cries, I cry, but Eugene stays _ (quiet or quietly?).
Then Malachy cries, my mother cries, Dad cries, I cry, but Eugene stays quiet.
As winter approached, the days grew _ (shorter or shortly?).
As winter approached, the days grew shorter.
Laughing always feels _ (good or well?). It relaxes you.
Laughing always feels good. It relaxes you.
She went _ after hearing the news.
= замолчала, притихла
She went silent after hearing the news.
The milk might turn _ if you leave it out too long.
= может испортиться
The milk might turn bad if you leave it out too long.
She went _ (quiet or quietly?) into the room so as not to wake the baby.
She went quietly into the room so as not to wake the baby.
Cooke grew _ (quietly or quiet?, then shook his head.
Cooke grew quiet, then shook his head.
He keeps _ (busy or busily?) with his work.
He keeps busy with his work.
It was overcast in the morning and it turned _ in the afternoon.
= стало солнечно
It was overcast in the morning and it turned sunny in the afternoon.
After months of searching for a new job, my efforts proved _ (fruitlessly or fruitless?).
After months of searching for a new job, my efforts proved fruitless.
Rene used to tell me that I don’t have what it takes to be an actress.
I think that’s why I really left France, to prove him _ (wrong/wrongly?)
I think that’s why I really left France, to prove him wrong.
