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Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 11mins
There is a slight / slightly difference between the original and the reproduction of that painting, but only an expert can tell.
slight
slightly
Most wild animals fight hard / hardly when they are attacked.
hard
hardly
George's mother is serious / seriously ill.
serious
seriously
The accident we had last night wasn't very serious / seriously. The car was only slight / slightly damaged.
serious/slight
seriously/slightly
serious/slightly
seriously/slight
I don't read newspapers anymore because there's hard / hardly any cheerful news in them.
hard
hardly
A lot of things went wrong / wrongly during our holiday because it was bad / badly planned.
wrong/bad
wrongly/bad
wrongly/badly
wrong/badly
When I spoke to him on the phone, Tom sounded furious / furiously
furious
furiously
The police dog smelled the bags careful / carefully to find the hidden drugs.
careful
carefully
I find this novel very interesting/interestingly. It was interesting/interestingly written.
interesting/interestingly
interesting/interesting
interestingly/interestingly
interestingly/interesting
Jack spoke confident / confidently to the audience, urging them to elect him president of the union. He knew he had a good / well chance of winning the election.
confident/well
confidently/good
confident/good
confidently/well
Melanie quick / quickly ate her lunch. She knew the meeting was important / importantly, and she didn't want to be late.
quick/important
quick/importantly
quickly/important
quickly/importantly
Sophie lived in Thailand for several years. She speaks Thai fluent / fluently, and she knows the culture very good / well.
fluent/good
fluently/well
fluent/well
fluently/good
The hot / hotly, humid weather made it difficult to enjoy the tropical beach. Miriam seemed more uncomfortable / uncomfortably than relaxed.
hot/uncomfortable
hotly/uncomfortable
hot/uncomfortably
hotly/uncomfortably
The entrance examination is extreme / extremely challenging. Very few people make it into the prestigious / prestigiously medical school.
extreme/prestigious
extremely/prestigiously
extremely/prestigious
extreme/prestigiously
The young girl sings amazing / amazingly well for someone her age. Her performance was spectacular / spectacularly, to say the least.
amazingly/spectacular
amazingly/spectacularly
amazing/spectacular
amazing/spectacularly
We gradual / gradually noticed changes in Diane's personality; she became quiet / quietly and withdrawn from her friends and family.
gradual/quiet
gradual/quietly
gradually/quiet
gradually/quietly
Nicole grew tired / tiredly from the hours of overtime at work. It became quite obvious / obviously that she needed a long vacation.
tired/obviously
tired/obvious
tiredly/obviously
tiredly/obvious
