English Grammar 2. Angela has a) ever; b) never; seen a ballet show so far. c) just; d) enough. 3. Don't forget to call your parents you leave. a) before; b) afterwards; c) scarcely; d) recently. a) easily; b) since; 4. I have a terrible headache 5. If I had a car, I would have arrived at the airport c) barely; d) today. a) just; b) recently; 6. If I study c) later; I will a) certainly, harder; c) harder, certainly; d) sooner. have better results. b) hardly, certainly; d) hard, certainly. 7. Emma should have given you the answer immediately, not. c) until; d) after. programmes on TV that I a) before; b) till; 8. There are so few good a) often; b) rarely; c) hardly; d) rather. 9. Sarah was smart a) well; b) enough; c) fairly; not to believe such nonsense. d) directly. 10. Bernie has never studied Chinese four years. a) often; b) already; c) before; d) after. X. Put the adverbs from the box below into the right sentence: really completely hardly unfortunately a week. watch them.​