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Adv- Adjectives having two forms of adverbs with different meanings

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The arrow flew (wide/widely) of the target.

widely

wide

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Computers are (wide / widely) used in schools.

wide

widely

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Students can enter the museum (free / freely) on Saturday

free

freely

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He (free/ freely) admitted that he was guilty.

freely

free

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I like sitting (near/ nearly) the fire.

near

nearly

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Be careful! You (near / nearly) hit the window.

near

nearly

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She left too (late/ lately) to catch the train.

late

lately

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Have you seen any good films (late / lately)?

lately

late

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She loved her brother (deep / deeply).

deep

deeply

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To find water, they had to dig (deep / deeply) into the ground

deep

deeply

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I think he's a (pretty/ prettily) good singer, actually.

prettily

pretty

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The rooms were (pretty/ prettily) furnished

prettily

pretty

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He tries very (hard/ hardly) to make her happy.

hard

hardly

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Jim (hard / hardly) goes out these days.

hard

hardly

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Tommy came (last / lastly) in the 100m sprint

lastly

last

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(Last/Lastly), I would like to thank the chef for providng such a delecious meal

Lastly

Last

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