The document appears to be examples for an English grammar exercise focusing on adjective and adverb usage with different parts of speech. It provides sample sentences using adjectives or adverbs to modify verbs like "drive", nouns like "traffic", and noun phrases with both singular countable nouns like "film" and uncountable or plural nouns like "music" and "shoes".

1. so, such (a/an)
NEF Upper Intermediate
2B

2. + ADJECTIVE/ADVERB
THE FILM WAS
HE DRIVES
WITH HIM
GOOD (THAT) WE WENT TO SEE IT AGAIN
DANGEROUSLY (THAT) NOBODY WANTS TO GO

3. + NOUN
THERE WAS
OUR FLIGHT
THERE WERE
LEFT BEFORE IT ENDED
TRAFFIC (THAT) WE NEARLY MISSED
PEOPLE AT THE CONCERT (THAT) WE

4. + ADJECTIVE + SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN
IT WAS
GOOD FILM (THAT) WE WENT TO SEE IT AGAIN

5. + ADJECTIVE + UNCOUNTABLE OR PLURAL NOUN
THEY PLAYED
THEY WERE
AWFUL MUSIC (THAT) WE LEFT
BEAUTIFUL SHOES (THAT) I BOUGHT THEM