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  • It's ok, I don't need a seat. I'm not going very (far).
    far
  • You can see the mountains quite (clear) today.
    clearly
  • That old tofu in the fridge smellt (horrible), so I threw it out.
    horrible
  • It was getting (dark), so they went home.
    dark
  • They (sudden) decided to move house.
    suddenly
  • We'll have to get up (early).
    early
  • She already sings (good) at the age of six.
    well
  • They (near) managed to score a goal - but not quite.
    nearly
  • Uncle Alan smelled the wine (careful) before he poured it.
    carefully
  • Have you seen Mr Taylor (late)?
    lately
  • This sofa looks (soft).
    soft
  • There's a long queue. We'll just have to wait (patient).
    patiently
  • He speaks Spanish quite (good), but his French isn't so good.
    well
  • The children played (happy)
    happily
  • Is this milk still (good)? It's quite old.
    good
  • My answer to the maths problem was (total) wrong.
    totally
  • This wine tastes (funny). I'm not going to drink it.
    funny
  • Stop asking me. Be (patient)!
    patient
  • If we're going to catch the next bus, we'd better move (quick).
    quickly
  • It seems (good) to me.
    good
  • You look (beautiful) in that dress.
    beautiful
  • Go (straight) on here and then turn left by the supermarket.
    straight
  • Lindsay doesn't (normal) wear green.
    normally
  • That thunder sounds very (near).
    near
  • She plays the piano (beautiful).
    beautifully
  • They played really (good) and won the game.
    well
  • The decision to move house was very (sudden).
    sudden
  • Did you make this bread yourself? It tastes (good).
    good
  • Finished?! I've (hard) started!
    hardly
  • This sofa feels (hard).
    hard
  • That cake you're making smells (nice)!
    nice
  • The day was (clear) so there was a good view.
    clear
  • Adam looked (quick) in his book before the test.
    quickly
  • I think he has become (lazy) in his old age.
    lazy
  • It's (near) quarter to two.
    nearly
  • It was a very small room. We had (hard) any space.
    hardly
  • Don't arrive (late) tomorrow!
    late
  • The waxworks at Madame Tussauds look amazingly (real).
    real
  • This bottle is (complete) empty.
    completely
  • He reads very (good).
    well
  • It's (extreme) cold today - wear a warm jacket.
    extremely
  • Do you (usual) go this way home?
    usually
  • Do you always make a chocolate cake? - No, not always, but (usual).
    usually
  • It feels (strange) to be back at school.
    strange
  • Drive (fast), Mum! There's a hump-back bridge ahead.
    fast
  • Eating (healthy) is a good way to keep fit.
    healthily
  • The biscuits taste (good).
    good
  • She felt (tired), so she went home.
    tired
  • The last test wasn't very (hard).
    hard
  • Shall I tell him I love him, or does that sound (stupid)?
    stupid
  • Just work (quiet) and don't disturb each other.
    quietly
  • She (deep) regrets giving up her job at the bank.
    deeply
  • Did you (real) go to Africa in the holidays?
    really
  • The new boy seems (friendly), doesn't he?
    friendly
  • Is this your (usual) way home?
    usual
  • The game was very (exciting)
    exciting
  • Is that gun (real), or is it a toy gun?
    real
  • I don't know. It's (hard) to say exactly.
    hard
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