adjective: PROBABLE / adverb: _______
probablely
probably
probabely
probabily
James has a loud voice. Yes, he always talks very _______ (loud).
loudly
She is a _______ tennis player. She plays tennis very _______. (GOOD)
good / well
Helen is a _______ ( beautiful) girl.
beautiful
adjective : GOOD / adverb: _______
goodly
well
the correct answer, which is not this one but another.
best
He is a very _______ (careful) student.
careful
This is an _______ (easy) exercise.
easy
Pigs eat _______. Pigs are very _______. (NOISY)
noisily / noisy
I can do all of these exercises _______ (easy).
easily
You drive very ________.
slowly
slow
Her sister plays the violin _______ (beautiful).
beautifully
He has got a _______ headache. He feels really _______ today. (BAD)
bad / bad
adjective: FAST / adverb: _______
fast
This apple is very _______(soft).
soft
He learns new things _______. He is a _______ learner. (QUICK)
quickly / quick
Jane works ________.
hardly
hard
The chair is ________.
comfortable
comfortably
He always does his homework _______ (careful).
carefully
Angela is very happy today. Yes, and she is laughing very _______ (happy).
happily
adjective: HEAVY / adverb: _______
heavier
heavy
heavyly
heavily
Smoking is _______ for your your health.
bad
badly
The old man walks very _______ (slow).
slowly
Snails always move very _______. They are _______ animals. (SLOW)
slowly / slow
The sun is shining _______.
bright
brightly
That's an _______ smell. Skunks smell _______. (AWFUL)
awful / awfully
He is very _______ man.
nice
nicely
She always speaks _______ (soft) to the child.
softly
He behaves very _______.
well
good