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  • Her handwriting is very ___.
    neatt
    neat
    neatly
    neet
  • It was a ___ process.
    slowy
    slowly
    slowlyy
    slow
  • He answered the question ___.
    correctly
    corectly
    correctlyy
    correct
  • She looked at him ___.
    sadly
    sadely
    sad
    sadlyy
  • He ___ studied for the test so he failed.
    hard
    hardy
    har
    hardly
  • She waited ___.
    patient
    patently
    patientlyy
    patiently
  • It was a ___ story.
    sadlyy
    sadly
    sadd
    sad
  • She plays the piano very ___.
    goood
    well
    good
    wel
  • She is a ___ student.
    wel
    good
    well
    goood
  • She writes very ___.
    neatlye
    neatly
    neatlyy
    neat
  • She ___ sleeps so she is very tired all the time.
    hardly
    hard
    har
    hardy
  • It was a ___ plane.
    loude
    loudy
    loudly
    loud
  • He is very ___ with children.
    patienty
    patiently
    patent
    patient
  • It was a ___ race.
    quickly
    quicky
    quik
    quick
  • It is a very ___ animal.
    fas
    fastly
    fastt
    fast
  • They worked very ___.
    slowly
    slow
    slowy
    slowlyy
  • This is a very ___ exercise so do it very carefully.
    hardy
    hard
    hardly
    har
  • He spoke ___.
    angryly
    angry
    angrily
    angrly
  • She is very ___ today.
    angryy
    angrily
    angrly
    angry
  • He finished the race ___.
    quicky
    quickly
    quick
    quikly
  • He can run very ___.
    fastly
    fasst
    fasty
    fast
  • The baby slept very ___.
    quietly
    quietely
    quiet
    quitley
  • He is a very ___ football player.
    well
    wel
    goood
    good
  • They laughed ___.
    loud
    loudly
    loudely
    loudy
  • It is a ___ road.
    dangerus
    dangerouslyy
    dangerous
    dangerously
  • It is a ___ room.
    quitle
    quiett
    quietly
    quiet
  • He speaks English very ___.
    well
    goood
    good
    wel
  • That is the ___ answer.
    correctt
    correct
    correctly
    corect
  • He drives very ___.
    dangerouslyy
    dangerously
    dangerous
    dangerusly
  • They worked really ___ yesterday so they were tired.
    hardly
    hard
    hardy
    har
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