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Adverbs of manner vs adjectives

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  • He rides his bike very (careful)
    carefully
  • A lot of people are (happy / happily) because they love their job.
    happy
  • Try to speak (polite / politely) to your coworkers.
    politely
  • It was a (bad / badly) mistake of mine. I will never repeat it again.
    bad
  • I always sleep _________ (bad) if I eat a lot at night.
    badly
  • My mom cooks very _________ (good).
    well
  • If you have to eat while you’re watching a film, just do it _______ (quiet)!
    quietly
  • I try ______ (hard) not to look at my phone while I’m eating with other people because I think it’s rude
    hard
  • It was a (quick / quickly) decision.
    quick
  • She runs very (quick)
    quickly
  • You understood the information (perfect / perfectly).
    perfectly
  • Do you usually eat (fast / fastly) or slowly?
    fast
  • Don't eat so ________ (noisy)! That's rude.
    noisily
  • I sing very (bad / badly)
    badly
  • He plays tennis very (good)
    well
  • Amelia couldn’t wait (patient / patiently) at the doctor's office.
    patiently
  • Tom is a (bright / brightly) boy — he is the top student in his class.
    bright