Question

2put the letters in order to make adjectives.
change them to adverbs to complete each
sentence.
1 i looked carefully_for my keys. (farlecu)
2 it was cold so i walked home
. (kuqic)
3 we found the address_
(saye)
4 we lost because we weren't playing
(ogdo)
5 the baby is sleeping, so please talk
(tiqeu)
6 it's sam's birthday and he is singing
(pypah)
7 tina was very tired so she cycled
(oswi)
8 i did very
in the exam. my parents
were angry. (dba)

Answer 1

I looked carefully farlecu  for my keys

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. I looked carefully for my keys. (farlecu)
- To make an adjective, we rearrange the letters to form "careful".
- To change it to an adverb, we add "ly" to the end, resulting in "carefully".
- The completed sentence would be: "I looked carefully for my keys."

2. It was cold so I walked home. (kuqic)
- Rearranging the letters gives us "quick".
- Adding "ly" changes the adjective to an adverb: "quickly".
- The sentence becomes: "It was cold so I walked home quickly."

3. We found the address (saye)
- The letters can be rearranged to form "easy".
- To make it an adverb, we add "ly": "easily".
- The sentence would be: "We found the address easily."

4. We lost because we weren't playing (ogdo)
- Rearranging the letters gives us "good".
- We change it to an adverb by adding "ly": "goodly" (although this is not a commonly used adverb).
- Alternatively, we can change the sentence to "We lost because we weren't playing well."

5. The baby is sleeping, so please talk (tiqeu)
- Rearranging the letters results in "quiet".
- Adding "ly" transforms it into an adverb: "quietly".
- The sentence becomes: "The baby is sleeping, so please talk quietly."

6. It's Sam's birthday and he is singing (pypah)
- The letters can be rearranged to form "happy".
- To change it to an adverb, we add "ly": "happily".
- The sentence would be: "It's Sam's birthday and he is singing happily."

7. Tina was very tired so she cycled (oswi)
- Rearranging the letters gives us "wiso".
- We cannot form a valid adverb from this rearrangement.
- To make the sentence complete, we can choose a different adjective or word: "Tina was very tired, so she cycled slowly."

8. I did very well in the exam. My parents were angry. (dba)
- Rearranging the letters gives us "bad".
- To make it an adverb, we add "ly": "badly".
- The sentence becomes: "I did very badly in the exam. My parents were angry."

Please note that in question 7, the rearranged letters do not form a valid adjective or adverb. In such cases, it is important to choose an appropriate word or adjective that makes sense in the given context to complete the sentence.