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Adverbs - Adjectives B1+

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  • She loved her brother (deep / deeply).
    deep
    deeply
  • Have you been doing anything interesting (late / lately)?
    lately
    late
  • She came too (late/ lately) and missed the beginning of the film.
    lately
    late
  • The bird was flying (high/ highly) in the sky.
    highly
    high
  • Be careful! You (near / nearly) dropped the phone.
    near
    nearly
  • He works very (hard/ hardly) to earn for a living.
    hard
    hardly
  • This product is (highly /high) recommended by doctors.
    high
    highly
  • I can (hard/hardly) hear you.
    hard
    hardly
  • We arrived (late/lately) to the party.
    late
    lately
  • The team played (bad / badly) and lost the match.
    badly
    bad
  • That dress looks (pretty/prettily) on you.
    pretty
    prettily
  • The garden is (pretty /prettily) large for this neighborhood.
    pretty
    prettily
  • The bus is often (lately / late) in the morning.
    lately
    late
  • She could (hard / hardly) walk after the marathon
    hard
    hardly
  • I have been feeling tired (late / lately)
    late
    lately
  • She sings very (good / well)
    well
    good
  • My father is a (high/ highly) respected doctor.
    highly
    high
  • I believe he's a (pretty/ prettily) good actor.
    prettily
    pretty
  • I like being (near/ nearly) the water.
    near
    nearly
  • She smiled (pretty / prettily) at the camera.
    pretty
    prettily
  • Tom (hard / hardly) stays in these days.
    hard
    hardly
  • The classroom was (pretty/ prettily) decorated
    prettily
    pretty
  • He spoke (free/ freely) about his childhood.
    free
    freely
  • She (freely/free) admitted that she had made a mistake.
    freely
    free
  • Children dug (deep / deeply) into the sand.
    deeply
    deep
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