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use "straight" as an adjective and as an adverb

a straight line / drive straight to the hospital

use "fast" as an adjective and as an adverb

a fast car / they swam fast

involve - what's the noun?

involvement

feel - what's the noun?

feeling

cat - what's the adjective?

catlike, catty (we often use "feline")

behave - what's the noun?

behaviour

preference - what's the verb?

prefer

appear - what's the noun?

appearance

well - what's the noun?

wellness, well-being

respond - what's the noun?

response

use "late" as an adjective and as an adverb

a late movie / I arrived late to the party

use "hard" as an adjective and as an adverb

A fast runner / I ran fast

investigation - what's the verb?

investigate

demand - what's the verb?

demand

compare - what's the noun?

comparison

good - what's the adverb?

well

confuse - what's the noun?

confusion

intend - what's the noun?

intention

adjust - what's the noun?

adjustment

endure - what's the noun?

use "early" as an adjective and as an adverb

an early class / I woke up early

assessment - what's the verb?

assess

advise - what's the noun?

advice

warm - what's the adverb?

warmly

guilty - what's the adverb?

guiltily

qualify - what's the noun?

qualification

exist - what's the noun?

existence

cleanly - what's the adjective?

clean

approval - what's the verb?

approve

develop - what's the noun?

development

powerfully - what's the adjective?

powerful

use "daily" as an adjective and as an adverb

a daily walk / he walks daily