Adverbs

Morris had really ... teeth.

(Bad or Badly)

I failed my piano exam because I played so ... .

(Bad or Badly)

Please listen ... to what I'm saying. It's very important!

(Careful or Carefully)

Be ... children when you cross the road.

(Careful or Carefully)

Please speak more ... I don't understand.

(Slow or Slowly)

I am a really ... runner. I always come last.

(Slow or Slowly)

You have a ... house. I love your kitchen.

(Beautiful or Beautifully)

The children sang ... at their Christmas concert.

(Beautiful or Beautifully)

Paul gets the six o'clock train every morning. He gets up very ... .

(Fast or Well or Early or Late)

Beck is always ... for school. She needs an alarm clock.

(Fast or Well or Early or Late)