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ADVERBS OF MANNER

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  • He’s been through a long illness, but now he feels well / good .
    well
  • You seem to learn things ____________ (easy) than I do.
    more easily
  • She returned home safe / safely
    safely
  • Girls usually work harder / hardly than boys.
    harder
  • George drives ____________ (careful) than his brother. He has never been caught by police
    more carefully
  • Please, can you drive _____________ ? (slow)
    slowly / more slowly
  • I speak English _______________ (fluent) now than last year
    more fluently
  • She began to speak quicker / more quickly.
    more quickly
  • to work a lot, to work using much effort = to work hard / to hardly work
    to work hard
  • Tom Longman did not run badly / bad .
    badly
  • He smiled warm / warmly / more warmly / warmer than the others.
    more warmly
  • She smiled _________________ (happy) than before.
    more happily
  • The race finished too quick / quickly.
    quickly
  • to work very little = to work hard / to hardly work
    to hardly work
  • clearly / Could / more/ you /write ?
    Could you write more clearly ?
  • Jim can run _____________ (fast) than John.
    faster
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