The other side played really (a)   (hyvin).

'You're late!' said the history teacher (a)   (vihaisesti). 'Where have you been?'

The teacher spoke so (a)   (hiljaisesti) that the class couldn't hear her.

This is a very important question. Please think (a)   (huolellisesti) before you answer.

In 1483, King Richard III of England (a)   (salaisesti) killed his two young nephews.

The hungry cat looked (a)   (nälkäisesti) at the chicken on the dinner table.

When I broke my leg, my friend Pam (a)   (ystävällisesti) offered to do the shopping for me.

Paulo Coelho is one of my favourite novelists. I think he writes (a)   (kauniisti).

This lightbulb shines _______ (kirkkaimmin) .​ (a)  

Please speak ________ (hiljaisemmin)​ (a)   .

He is driving ___________ (vaarallisimmin).​ (a)  

I play tennis ____________ (paljon paremmin kuin) you.​ (a)  

Dani arranged the flowers _______ (kauneimmin).​ (a)  

Aunt Anne drives ___ (yhtä nopeasti kuin) my dad.​ (a)  

Harry played ... (huonommin kuin) ever.

​ (a)  

Mrs Hardy cooks ... (melkein yhtä hyvin kuin) my mum.

​ (a)  

Lucy works a lot. She works ... (ahkerasti / kovasti)

​ (a)  

I always dress ...... (mukavasti). I hate clothes that are too tight or don't feel good.

​ (a)  

Write the adverb for this adjective: magic

​ (a)  

Write the adverb for this adjective: silly

(a)  

Write the adverb for this adjective: true

(a)  

Write the adverb for this adjective: fast

(a)  

Write the adverb for this adjective: good

(a)  

Write the adverb for this adjective: happy

(a)  

Write the adverb for this adjective: hard

(a)  

Write the adverb for this adjective: slow

(a)  

write the adverb for this adjective: whole​ (a)  

write the adverb for this adjective: easy​ (a)  

write the adverb for this adjective: far​ (a)  

write the adverb for this adjective: due​ (a)