She gets ready hard for an exam.

Question

[Is this sentence grammatical?]

Answer 1

No.

She studies hard for an exam.

Answer 2

Thank you.
1. She is ready for an exam. [Is this right?]
2. She is ready hard for an exam.
[What about this sentence?]

Answer 3

3. She (is) (studying) hard for an exam. [Right Answer: two points:They are asked to use the present continuous tense.]
4. She (gets) (ready) hard for an exam. [Do you give partial points for this sentence?]
5. She (is) (ready) hard for an exam. [Do you give partial points for this sentence?]

Answer 4

1. Correct
2. no

4. No. Hard does not belong in either this or sentence 5.

Answer 5

Ok. Thank you. Then, what adverbs can we use to emphasize in the sentences instead of 'hard'?

Answer 6

She studies hard.
She works intensely to get ready for the exam.
She put in many hours to prepare for the exam.