111Module 6 Films and TV ProgrammesLearning Paper3 GrammarLearning aims: 1. To learn the kinds of English adverbs; 2. To master the usage of English adverbs.Important and difficult points: Some special adverbs.Activity 1. Learn the Grammar on P110 in our textbook by heart.Activity 2. Practice:. Best choice:1. I thought she was famous, but none of my friends have _ heard of her.A. even B. ever C. just D. never 2. Theres _ I want to tell you. A. something new B. new something C. the something new D. the new something 3. You know _ about it than Tom does. A. even little B. even less C. more little D. more less 4. The old gentleman has _ been to the Great Wall before, has he? A. always B. already C. ever D. not 5. They have produced _ they did last year. A. twice more grain as B. twice as much grain as C. twice as many grain as D. as twice many grain as 6. The teacher wondered why _ many students had made _ careless mistakes. A. so; so B. so; such C. such; so D. such; such 7. Ive got _ work to do on a _ cold day. A. much too; much too B. too much; too much C. too much; much too D. much too; too much 8. - Have you been to New Zealand? - No, Id like to, _ . A. too B. though C. yet D. either 9. - Do you often go to the cinema? - No, _ . Ive been writing a novel this year. A. often B. frequently C. occasionally D. nearly 10. - Where did you spend your holiday last year?- I stayed _ and then returned home.A. for one week in the countryside quietlyB. in the countryside quietly for one weekC. in the countryside for one week quietlyD. quietly for one week in the countryside 11. - I was riding along the street and all of a sudden, a car cut in and knocked me down.- You can never be _ careful in the street.A. much B. very C. so D. too 12. We all write _, even when theres not much to say. A. now and then B. by and by C. step by step D. more or less 13. - _ do you visit your grandparents? - Once a month. A. Hoe long B. How soon C. How much D. How often 14. He _ gets up very early, but today he is very late. It is quite _. A. usually; unusual B. usual; unusually C. unusual; usual D. usually; unusually 15. He speaks English well indeed, but of course not _ a native speaker. A. as fluent B. more fluent than C. so fluently as D. much fluently than. Complete the sentences using “l(fā)oudly”, “l(fā)oud” or “aloud”:1. The teacher asked him to read the text _.2. Could you speak a little _?3. The two boys are arguing _.111