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Amazing / Amazingly, it didn’t rain once when we were last year in the UK / in the UK last year.
Amazingly, in the UK last year
It’s great really / really great now that the days are longer getting / are getting longer.
really great, are getting longer
He’s been working really hard / hardly for his exams. In fact, he’s always a hard / hardly worker.
really hard, hard
We usually go / go usually to the gym at 7 a.m. / at 7 a.m. to the gym.
usually go, at 7 a.m.
I often am / am often the last / lastly person to leave work these days / these days work.
am often, last, these days
She looked calm / calmly during the test, but inside she was very nervous / nervously
calm, nervous
The train arrived late / lately, so we missed / have missed the meeting.
late, missed
This soup tastes well / good, but it’s a little salty / saltily.
good, salty
We were highly / high impressed by the film because it was so dramatic / dramatically.
highly, dramatic
He speaks fluent / fluently French, but only basic / basically Spanish
fluent, basic
The teacher explained the problem clear / clearly, so everyone understood.
clearly
Our holiday was absolute / absolutely perfect, even though the hotel was slight / slightly noisy.
absolutely, slightly
