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  • That was a (clever / cleverly) answer.
    clever
  • The music was (amazing / amazingly)
    amazing
  • She sang (happy / happily).
    happily
  • You look (tired / tiredly) . Didn't you sleep well?
    tired
  • The journey was (quick / quickly).
    quick
  • She plays the piano (beautiful / beautifully).
    beautifully
  • She answered (clever / cleverly).
    cleverly
  • The baby rubbed her eyes (tired / tiredly).
    tiredly
  • Julia is a (careful / carefully) person.
    careful
  • She's wearing an (elegant / elegantly) jacket.
    elegant
  • They put out the fire (quick / quickly).
    quickly
  • He spoke (warm / warmly) .
    warmly
  • The girl was injured (serious / seriously).
    seriously
  • Your flat seems (tidy / tidily) today.
    tidy
  • I ran (quick / quickly) to the station.
    quickly
  • She cooks (terrible / terribly).
    terribly
  • John held the plate (careful / carefully).
    carefully
  • He put the dishes away (tidy / tidily).
    tidily
  • I'm so (happy / happily) that everything is working out for you.
    happy
  • She is a very (warm / warmly) person.
    warm
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