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Don't get up (LATE/LATELY)!
Don't get up late!
Study (HARD/HARDLY)!
Study hard!
My dad shouted (ANGRY/ANGRILY) when I came home late.
My dad shouted angrily when I came home late.
My mum was (ANGRY/ANGRILY) when I came home late.
My mum was angry when I came home late.
He smiled (HAPPY/HAPPILY).
He smiled happily.
He was very (HAPPY/HAPPILY) yesterday.
He was very happy yesterday.
I learn English (EASY/EASILY).
I learn English easily.
English is (EASY/EASILY).
English is easy.
Do you study English (REGULAR/REGULARLY)?
Do you study English regularly?
Are your English classes (REGULAR/REGULARLY)?
Are your English classes regular?
Her children always behave very (POLITE/POLITELY).
Her children always behave very politely.
Her children are always very (POLITE/POLITELY).
Her children are always very polite.
Don't shout so (LOUD/LOUDLY)!
Don't shout so loudly!
Don't be so (LOUD/LOUDLY)!
Don't be so loud!
She can dance (BEAUTIFUL/BEAUTIFULLY).
She can dance beautifully.
She is a (BEAUTIFUL/BEAUTIFULLY) girl.
She is a beautiful girl.
My mum is singing (QUIET/QUIETLY).
My mum is singing quietly.
My friend is always shy and (QUIET/QUIETLY).
My friend is always shy and quiet.
Can you run (QUICK/QUICKLY)?
Can you run quickly?
Are you (QUICK/QUICKLY)?
Are you quick?
My dad always drives really (CAREFUL/CAREFULLY).
My dad always drives really carefully.
My dad is a very (CAREFUL/CAREFULLY) driver.
My dad is a very careful driver.
He cooks really (BAD/BADLY).
He cooks really badly.
He is (BAD/BADLY) at cooking.
He is bad at cooking.
She dances very (GOOD/WELL).
She dances very well.
She is a (GOOD/WELL) dancer.
She is a good dancer.
I run (SLOW/SLOWLY).
I run slowly.
I'm (SLOW/SLOWLY).
I'm slow.
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