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My students work very hard/ hardly
hard
I feel strong/strongly about immigrants
strongly
Jane works hard/hardly.
Jane works hard
He is a very nice/nicely man.
He is a very nice man.
The sun is shining bright / brightly.
The sun is shining brightly.
Smoking is bad / badly for your health.
Smoking is bad for your health.
She behaves very well / good.
She behaves very well
The chair is comfortably / comfortable.
The chair is comfortable.
He always does his homework careful / carefully.
He always does his homework carefully.
This apple is very softly / soft
This apple is very soft.
Her sister plays the violin beautifully / beautiful
Her sister plays the violin beautifully.
Adjective: FAST. Adverb: fastly or fast?
Fast
Adjective: GOOD. Adverb: good / goodly / well
Well
He learns new things ......................... He is a ........................... learner. (quick / quickly)
He learns new things quickly. He is a quick learner.
She is a .................... tennis player. She plays tennis very .................... (good / well)
She is a good tennis player. She plays tennis very well.
Pigs eat .................... Pigs are very ........................ (NOISILY / NOISY)
Pigs eat noisily. Pigs are very noisy.
Please open the box......................... (careful / carefully)
Please open the box carefully.
We must study.......................to pass the test. (hard / hardly)
We must study hard to pass the test.
He injured himself very ................ and has to stay in a hospital. (bad / badly)
He injured himself very badly and has to stay in a hospital.
Reading ______________ helps you understand better. (Briefly / Rapidly / Carefully / Quickly)
Reading carefully helps you understand better.
Playing music too _______________ can damage your hearing. (Cheerfully / Well / Loudly / Slowly)
Playing music too loudly can damage your hearing.
Victor shouted _____________ at Anna. (angry)
Victor shouted angrily at Anna.
She laughs ___ at my jokes. (happy)
She laughs happily at my jokes.
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