ACT Chapter 17: Adjectives and Adverbs

1. I'm going to be a judge in the Beta Club's annual T-shirt design project.

2. The musician will be honored for his success orchestrated composition.

3. Even though I trained more than Chelsea, I still ran slowest than she did.

1. Smith determined that the best possible course of action would be to implement a comprehend tiered solution to the infrastructure problem at hand.

2. But coming from a damp and chilly climate, the English tourists take a much different approach than the locals, eagerly sprawling themselves on the beach to absorb the warmly magnificence of the sun.

3. Far too many laborers suffer torn shoulder labra as a result of the destruction chopping technique required by the work.

4. The report established that the community was in need of a dynamic, ambition plan that would meet the needs of the entire population.

5. Retirement brings to him a new placidity, and he spends his days observing his natural surroundings and enjoying the calmly elegant of the still lake.

6. The candidate demonstrates the technical prowess, extensive experience, and unwavering confidence necessary in an effective leader.