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She is very quiet. She doesn't talk much.

Correct

She was waiting for me patient.

Incorrect: She was waiting for me PATIENTLY.

My mother is a well cook.

Inncorect: My mother is a GOOD cook.

I have broken my phone. I hope it can be mended cheaply.

Correct.

When they saw a bear they ran quick.

INcorrect: When they saw a bear they ran QUICKLY.

My cat sat comfotably on my back and fell asleep.

Correct

I was really nervously while I was waiting for the test.

INcorrect: I was really nervous while I was waiting for the test

The mother speaks patiently to her baby.

Correct.

My friend speak english very well.

Correct.

She has been patiently until now.

Incorrect: She has been PATIENT until now.

I ate my dinner very fastly.

Incorrect: I ate my dinner very fast.

Her mum is kindly. She often helps me with my homeworks.

Incorrect: Her mum is KIND.

Tina is good at swimming.

Correct.

Could you speak slow.

Incorrect: Could you speak slowly.

My mum is kind. She always helps people.

Correct.

I asked her kind if she could open the window.

Incorrect: I asked her KINDLY if she could oppen the window.

It was an easily test.

INcorrect: It was an easy test.

She has to do it very quickly.

Correct

Tom won the competition. He is well at running.

INcorrect: Tom won the competition. He is GOOD at running.

The fish was bad.

Correct

I am an early bird. I always get up early.

Correct

You can't speak loud in the library.

Incorrect: You can't speak LOUDLY in the library.

It isn't comfortably to stand in the rain.

Incorrect: It isn't COMFORTABLE to stand in the rain.

They have to walk carefully across the forest.

Correct

The mother is apeaking patient to her child.

The mother is speaking PATIENTLY to her child.