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Adverb, comparative adverb or ddjective?
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The house was ... lit by colourful lights. (bright)
brightly
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Juan makes friends ____ ____ (easy) than Miguel because Miguel is very shy.
more easily
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The lake is ... (deep)
deep
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Antía is a ... eater. (noise)
noisy
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He had an accident and was ... hurt. (serious)
seriously
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Antonio speaks ____ ____ (clear) than Pablo. I can never understand Pablo!
more clearly
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He looked at me and laughed .... (happy)
happily
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There was a ... knock on the door. (loud)
loud
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María makes lots of mistakes because she writes very _____ (quick) in English.
quickly
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She wrote every letter very ... (care)
carefully
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The balcony was ... high. (danger)
dangerously
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She can play the piano really ... (good)
well
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He is a ... respected teacher. (high)
highly
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She heard something and looked ... behind her. (nerve)
nervously
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My mum works really ... and is often tired. (hard)
hard
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Your sister sings ... and I'm sure she will be successful. (beauty)
beautifully
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He is ... in love with her. (deep)
deeply
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I'm an ... bird, I always get up ... (early)
early, early
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He looked at me ... (calm) and walked away.
calmly
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