Underline the most appropriate adverb in these

Writing

1. 
   Underline the most appropriate adverb in these
   

sentences.

1. 
   The fainting? It just happened abruptly /gradually / slowly. The next thing I knew she was lying completely flat on the pavement.
   
2. 
   The patient suddenly became pale and started to sweat, but not profusely / rapidly / enormously.
   
3. 
   After the attack, Mr Jones came to rapidly / slowly / leisurely, which questions whether it was a seizure.
   
4. 
   Embarrassingly / Gradually / Clearly, I soiled myself and wet myself. It wasn’t very pleasant.
   
5. 
   She was lying flat, but bystanders were trying to keep her upright, so she was twitching slowly/ convulsively / suddenly.
   
6. 
   As he couldn’t see good / dearly /visually, he got quite frightened.
   
7. 
   In a seizure, there is typically / rarely / seldom no prodrome, but this is not always the case.
   
8. 
   After collapsing, he didn't get better spontaneously / slowly /gradually. The patient was a bit drowsy for quite a while afterwards.
   
9. 
   He recovered completely /partially /poorly from the accident. Now he’s perfectly OK.
   
10. 
    Fainting and vomiting don’t reliably /partially / clearly discriminate seizures from faints.
    

2. 
   Complete the sentences using the verbs in brackets in
   

the correct past tense.

1. 
   We (walk) along the street when she ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­_____________ (pass) out suddenly.
   

2. 
   She (have never) the pain before till now, but she (experience) some bleeding the first time.
   
3. 
   After he (admit), he (become) suddenly worse, but he’s started responding to treatment.
   
4. 
   He (never suffer) a fit before, but he _______(feel) unwell since this morning.
   
5. 
   He (yawn) repeatedly, which he (not do) before, and then he just ___________ (faint).
   
6. 
   After he (fall), he (start) twitching violently when we _______ (try) to get him up.
   
7. 
   When she (lie) on the ground, she _____________ (not shake) at all. Then she just stood up.
   
8. 
   What actually (happen) when she ___________(fall)?
   
9. 
   He (bite) his tongue and he _____________ (mess) himself and he __________ (feel) a bit groggy since.
   

1. 
   Complete the sentences with a word from the list.
   

Add any necessary words to indicate comparative or superlative and make any necessary changes to the adjective or adverb.

drowsy frequent lively long

bad serious shallow violent wet

1. 
   This time Jessica took ___________ to improve than before.
   
2. 
   She didn’t twitch as as the last time.
   
3. 
   It’s ______ I have ever had. It was agony.
   
4. 
   Is this attack than the last time, or not as bad?
   
5. 
   He’s than he was about ten minutes ago. He’s coming to gradually.
   
6. 
   Natalia appears a bit than the last time we saw her. She’s running around.
   
7. 
   How have you been coping with the weather? It’s much __________ than last year.
   
8. 
   Her breathing is than before.
   
9. 
   People seem to be coming in with this _________ than last year.