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Looks, feels, sounds

Choose the describing word after looks or feels

10 sentences · All kinds, Say it with looks, feels or sounds, Choose the describing word after looks or feels, Fix the word after looks or feels

Read the whole sentence, then choose the word or phrase that completes it.

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Looks, feels, sounds and tastes join a thing to a describing word, as is does. No -ly after them: The bell sounds loud.

  1. Example 1Choose the word that tells what it is like.

    The rocks looked ____. smoothlysmooth

    The rocks looked smooth.

1 / 10 C38Choose the word that tells what it is like.

The plum tastes ____. sweetlysweet

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Looks, feels, sounds: Choose the describing word after looks or feels

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Example · Choose the word that tells what it is like.The rocks looked ____. (smoothly / smooth)The rocks looked smooth.

Choose the word that tells what it is like.

  1. The plum tastes ____. (sweetly / sweet)
  2. The oranges smelled ____. (sweet / sweetly)
  3. Grandpa seemed ____. (sleepy / sleepily)
  4. Grandpa's scarves felt ____. (warm / warmly)
  5. The lamp looks ____. (bright / brightly)
  6. The cupcake smelled ____. (sweetly / sweet)
  7. The sun looked ____. (warm / warmly)
  8. The cookies tasted ____. (sweet / sweetly)
  9. The owls seem ____. (quietly / quiet)
  10. The cats feel ____. (lazily / lazy)
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Looks, feels, sounds: Choose the describing word after looks or feels · answer key

  1. sweet
  2. sweet
  3. sleepy
  4. warm
  5. bright
  6. sweet
  7. warm
  8. sweet
  9. quiet
  10. lazy
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