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Please, close the door (soft) when you enter the room.
Please, close the door softly when you enter the room.
My father shouts (loud) when he is (angry).
My father shouts loudly when he is angry.
He answered my question very (quick).
He answered my question very quickly.
With her (angry) look she looked at me (angry).
With her angry look she looked at me angrily.
They are (quiet), because they are speaking (quiet).
They are quiet, because they are speaking quietly.
Peter is a (careful) driver, because he drives very (careful).
Peter is a careful driver, because he drives very carefully.
He plays (bad) because he is a (bad) player.
He plays badly because he is a bad player.
We slept (comfortable) in our (comfortable) bed.
We slept comfortably in our comfortable bed.
Pug got bad test results, he looked at teacher (angry).
Pug got bad test results, he looked at teacher angrily.
Turtles walk (slow) because they are (slow) animals.
Turtles walk slowly because they are slow animals.
Students (excited) played the game.
Students excitedly played the game.
She (careful) put the glass on the table.
She carefully put the glass on the table.
He was crying and speaking (sad).
He was crying and speaking sadly.
The ballerina moved (soft) as she danced.
The ballerina moved softly as she danced.
I hear my neighbours shouting  (angry).
I hear my neighbours shouting angrily.
DD eats the cake (greedy) because he is hungry.
DD eats the cake greedily because he is hungry.
They left the house (quiet) so I didn't hear them.
They left the house quietly so I didn't hear them.
She hurt her leg (bad).
She hurt her leg badly.
The children laughed (happy).
The children laughed happily.
She met him (secret).
She met him secretly.
My sister plays piano (awful).
My sister plays piano awfully.
The dog barks (loud).
The dog barks loudly.
She laughs (happy) at my jokes.
She laughs happily at my jokes.
They sang (wonderful).
They sang wonderfully.
She speaks (slow).
She speaks slowly.
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