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  • He gets ___ when he has to wait too long for his turn. (impatient/satisfied)
    impatient
  • The buzzing noise from the alarm clock is so ___ that it makes me feel ___. (annoy)
    annoying/annoyed
  • She was very ____ in her exam because she studied hard. (excited/successful)
    successful
  • It's important to stay ___ by exercising regularly. (active/inactive)
    active
  • He ___ talks to his friends. They don't keep in touch very often. (rarely/frequently)
    rarely
  • We ____ go for a walk in the park, especially when the weather is nice. (safely/ sometimes)
    sometimes
  • There was an accident here yesterday, and two men were shouting ___. (angry)
    angrily
  • After sitting all day, I feel so ____. (active/inactive)
    inactive
  • You must meet my friend - he cooks ___ (beautiful)
    beautifully
  • He was able to fix the problem by thinking ___. (safely/differently)
    differently
  • It's important to drive ___. (quietly/safely)
    safely
  • She was so ____ to go on the trip because it sounded so ____. (excite)
    excited/exciting
  • He sang really well, but I thought he danced _____. (terrible)
    terribly
  • Eating vegetables everyday is very _____. (unhealthy/healthy)
    healthy
  • The children played ___. They were laughing all day. (safely/happily)
    happily
  • The children shouted and clapped ___ before the show began. (excited)
    excitedly
  • She runs very ____. She always wins the race. (fastly/quickly)
    quickly
  • The countryside is always so ____, with only the sounds of birds singing. (peace)
    peaceful
  • You press a button and then everything happens ____. (automatic)
    automatically
  • She spoke so ____. No one could hear her. (quietly/ differently)
    quietly
  • We go to the movies ____. Maybe once a month. (occasionally/frequently)
    occasionally
  • She goes to the gym ____. It's part of her daily routine. (rarely/regularly)
    regularly
  • Fast food is often considered ___. (healthy/unhealthy)
    unhealthy
  • He takes his studies ____. (seriously/happily)
    seriously
  • I feel so ____ after that long meeting. It was really ___! (stress)
    stressed/stressful
  • After a long day at work, he likes to take a ____ bath to feel ____. (relax)
    relaxing/relaxed
  • I was really ___ during the class because the topic was ___ to me. (bore)
    bored/boring