Advanced Adverbs

The mining company had to dig DEEP | DEEPLY underground in order to extract the remaining coal.

It's a pity you didn't complete the course. STILL | ALREADY, I imagine you learnt quite a lot from it

The presidential candidate walked FREE | FREELY among the crowds, smiling and shaking hands.

As I sat down, someone I'd never seen before waved to me FRINDLY | IN A FRIENDLY WAY.

Many people think - WRONG | WRONGLY I'd say - that a change of government will have a positive effect on the economy.

It was nearly 1 o'clock, and we were DESPERATE | DESPERATELY trying to contact my family to tell them where we were.

Although oil prices have risen considerably, this has ALREADY | YET to be reflected in the price of petrol.

I was expecting the delivery on Friday: it's now Tuesday and it STILL | YET hasn't arrived.

I have to admit that Ellen does not look very GOOD | WELL in her black dress.

Something smells GOOD | WELL. What's for dinner?

You'd better give Tom and Barbara a ring to tell them we might be a bit LATE | LATELY.

We'll only get the contract if we all work extra HARD | HARDLY over the next few weeks.