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People drive very (dangerous / dangerously)
dangerously
He wrote down her email (careful / carefully)
carefully
My neighbors children aren't very (polite / politely).
polite
My niece plays the piano (beautiful / beautifully).
beautifully
Fast food is very (unhealthy / unhealthily)
unhealthy
Old people often walk very (slow / slowly).
slowly
I bought a (real / really) cheap bag at the sale.
really
My friend sings very (good / well).
well
My sister speaks Spanish (perfect / perfectly)
perfectly
We wear (casual / casually) clothes to work.
casual
The view from the top is (incredible / incredibly) beautiful.
incredibly
Can you talk ___? I'm trying to sleep.
quietly / softly
Don't drive ___ when it's raining.
fast / dangerously
I don't like being in the ocean because I can't swim ___.
well
We're working ___ because we need to finish the job.
hard / fast
Professional soccer plays usually eat very ___.
healthily
