Share Adverbs of degree and manner
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She answered _______ (polite/extremely/politely/extreme)
politely
He was ______ interested in the idea. (extremely/well/polite/honestly)
extremely
The doctor explained the rules very _____ (interesting/clear/clearly/interested)
clearly
your hair was ______ done. I am sorry they did that to you. (terrible/terribly/well/very)
terribly
I think she did _____ in her exams. (good/goodly/welling/well)
well
We were _____ your house, so we stopped by and said hello. (well/nearly/near/highly)
near
You can travel ______ in the Netherlands. It is very safe there. (freely/freeing/dangerous/dangerously)
freely
She hasn't been feeling good _____. (soon/soonly/lately/late)
lately
I remember the car went _______ to me when it crashed against my car. (straighly/right/rightly/straight)
straight
The work was done ______. It was well done. (straighly/correct/correctly/straight)
right
The wind is blowing so _______. (fast/slowly/slow/fastly)
fast
