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  • I speak English...(good, well)
    well
  • Your sister sings ... and I'm sure she will be successful. (beautiful, beautifully)
    beautifully
  • There was a ... knock on the door. (loud, loudly)
    loud
  • He looked at me and laughed .... (happy, happily)
    happily
  • He had an accident and was ... hurt. (serious, seriously)
    seriously
  • He looked at me ... and walked away. (calm, calmly)
    calmly
  • My friends are ... vegetarians. (most, mostly)
    mostly
  • John may be ... home tonight, because he has a lot of work. (late, lately)
    late
  • He is a ... respected teacher. (high, highly)
    highly
  • Jane is a ... eater. (noisy, noisily)
    noisy
  • She is a very ______ person. (warm, warmly)
    warm
  • It's .... to walk alone here at night. (dangerous, dangerously)
    dangerous
  • He had to give ... apologies. (public, publicly
    public
  • He is ... in love with her. (deep, deeply)
    deeply
  • She spoke _________ . (warm, warmly)
    warmly
  • My mum works really ... and is often tired. (hard, hardly)
    hard
  • They went ... into the forest. (deep, deeply)
    deep
  • The plane flew ... in the sky. (high, highly)
    high
  • Julia is a _______ person. (careful, carefully)
    careful
  • She wrote every letter very ... (care)
    carefully
  • John held the plate ______ (careful, carefully)
    carefully
  • She ... works: she spends most of her time just watching TV. (hard, hardly)
    hardly
  • I'm an ... bird, I always get up ... (early, early)
    early, early
  • She can play the piano really ... (good, well)
    well
  • The house was ... lit by colourful lights. (bright, brightly)
    brightly
  • The lake is ... (deep. deeply)
    deep
  • I haven't seen him ... (late, lately)
    lately