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This story has a (deep / deeply) meaning for me
deep.
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He looked (deep / deeply) into her eyes before answering
deeply.
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She said (flat / flatly) that she wouldn’t come
flatly.
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The weather is (pretty / prettily) cold today
pretty.
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We were (rough / roughly) woken up by the noise outside
roughly.
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He answered the question (direct / directly) and clearly
directly.
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Is there a (direct / directly) connection between these two cities
direct.
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She smiled (pretty / prettily) at the children
prettily.
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Our house is (near / nearly) the school
near.
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I have (near / nearly) forgotten his name
nearly.
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The road was very (rough / roughly) after the storm
rough.
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She stood (wide / widely) with her arms open
wide.
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English is (wide / widely) spoken in this country
widely.
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Put the book (flat / flatly) on the shelf
flat.
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