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He always does his homework _____ . (careful)

carefully

I can do all of these exercises _______ . (easy)

easily

James has a LOUD voice. Yes, he always talks very _______ .

LOUDLY

Her sister plays the violin ............................... (beautiful).

beautifully

(BAD) He has got a _______ headache. He feels _______ today. He played soccer _________.

bad / bad / badly

Jane works (hard / hardly).

hard

(AWFUL) What an _______ smell. / Skunks smell _______ .

awful / awful

The sun is shining (bright / brightly).

BRIGHTLY

(BAD) He got a _______ grade on his exam. He did _______ on his exam.

bad / badly

She behaves very (good / well).

well

(GOOD) She is a _______ tennis player. She plays tennis very _______ .

good / well

The old man walks very _____ . (slow)

slowly

This is an _____ exercise. (easy)

easy

You drive very (slow / slowly).

slowly

Angela is very HAPPY today. Yes, and she is laughing very ______ .

HAPPILY

(QUICK) He learns new things _______ . / He is a _______ learner.

quickly / quick

(NOISY) Pigs eat _______ . / Pigs are very _______ .

noisily / noisy

He is a very (nice / nicely) man.

nice

adjective: FAST adverb: _____

FAST

Helen is a _____ girl (beautiful)

beautiful

Smoking is (bad / badly) for your your health.

BAD

adjective: HEAVY adverb: _____

HEAVILY

adjective: PROBABLE adverb: _____

PROBABLY

(SLOW) Snails always move very _______ . / They are _______ animals.

slowly / slow

The chair is (comfortable / comfortably).

comfortable

adjective : GOOD adverb: _____

WELL

She always speaks _____ to the child. (soft)

softly

(TERRIBLE) He is a _______ cook. The soup was _______ cooked.

terrible / terribly

This apple is very _____ , yuck! (soft)

soft