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Have you ever met someone who eats very (loud/ loudly)?
loudly
What is something you can do (easy/easily)?
easily
What is something you (real/really) hate? How about something you (real/ really) love?
really, really
Can you describe a time at work where you (successful/ successfully) managed a difficult situation?
successfully
Do you always eat (healthy/ healthily) food?
healthily
What four things can you never do (calm/ camly)?
calmly
What is something you (rare/ rarely) do?
rarely
Can you speak (slow/slowly), please?
Slowly
He sings very (bad/badly)
badly
Your English is very (good/well)
good
It's raining (heavy/heavily)
heavily
She laughs (happy/happily) at my jokes.
happily
Reading ______________ helps you to understand better. (careful /carefully )
carefully
We must study.......................to pass the test. (hard / hardly)
 hard
Pigs eat ....................(noisy/ noisily) Pigs are very ........................ (noisy/ noisily)
noisily - noisy
She is a .....................(good/ well) tennis player. She plays tennis very .............................(good/ well)
good - well
He learns new things ......................... (quick / quickly). He is a ........................... learner. (quick / quickly)
quickly -  quick
Can you go (fast/ fastly)?
fast
She can speak English very (good/ well)
fast
Her sister plays the violin beautifully / beautiful
beautifully.
He is a rude/ rudely man. He always behaves rude/ rudely
rude - rudely
He always does his homework careful / carefully.
 carefully
Honest/ Honestly, I don't really like him.
Honestly
She behaves very well / good.
well
Lucky/ Luckily, he arrives at the airport just in time.
Luckily
The sun is shining bright / brightly.
 brightly
My brothes is a couch potato. He is very lazy/ lazily
lazy
It's a heavy/ heavily rain. It rains heavy/ heavily.
heavy - heavily
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