Adjective to adverb

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. She walked (a)   across the icy pavement to avoid slipping. (careful)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. The children cheered (a)   when their team won the match. (loud)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. He solved the puzzle (a)   , surprising everyone. (quick)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. The rain fell (a)   throughout the night. (heavy)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. She spoke (a)   to her friend after the argument. (gentle)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. The dog barked (a)   at the stranger. (angry)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. He waited (a)   for his turn to speak. (patient)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. The artist painted the picture (a)   , paying attention to every detail. (skilful)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. The baby cried (a)   when she dropped her toy. (sad)

Use the word in brackets to type an adverb that would fit in the gap in each sentence. You must spell it correctly. The teacher explained the instructions (a)   so everyone understood. (clear)