1.     Don’t eat so quick/ quickly. It’s not good for you.

2.     Why are you angry/angrily? I haven’t done anything.

3.     Can you speak slow/ slowly, please?

4.     Come on, Dave! Why are you always so slow/ slowly?

5.     Bill is a very careful/ carefully driver.

6.     Jane is studying hard/ hardly for her exams.

7.     “Where is Diene?” “She was here but she left sudden/ suddenly”.

8.     Please be quiet/ quietly. I’m studying.

9.     Some companies pay their workers very bad/ badly.

10.Those oranges look nice/ nicely. Can I have one?

1.     I play tennis but I’m not very ….

2.     Your exam results were very ….

3.     You did very … in your exams.

4.     The weather was very … while we were on holiday.

5.     I didn’t sleep very … last night.

6.     This cake tastes ….

7.     How are you? Are you …?

8.     George speaks German very ….

9.     George’s German is very …

10.Our new business is going very … at the moment.

11.I like your jacket. It looks … on you.

12.This song sounds ….

 

1.     I was feeling tired last night, so I went to bed … usual.

2.     I’d like to have a … car. The one I’ve got keeps breaking down.

3.     Unfortunately her illness was … we thought at first.

4.     You look …. Have you lost weight?

5.     I want a … flat. We don’t have enough space here.

6.     He doesn’t study very hard. He’s … in having a good time.

7.     Health and happiness are … money.

8.     The instructions were very complicated. They could have been …

9.     There were a lot of people on the bus. It was … usual.

10.I like living in the countryside. It’s … living in the town.

11.You’ll find your way around the town … if you have a good map.

12.In some parts of the country, prices are … in others.