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Don't drive ___. You may hurt someone. (dangerous/ dangerously)
dangerously
The dictionary you gave me was very ___in class today. (helpful/ helpfully)
helpful
Go and tidy your room, don't be so ___! (lazy/ lazily)
lazy
He has got a ................................ headache. He feels really ........................ today. (bad)
bad, bad
I was sleeping, when .......................(sudden) I heard a strange noise.
suddenly
They talked so ..............(noisy), that I couldn't hear anything!
noisily
Look in the fridge - something smells very_____________ (bad)
bad
Her hair looks so___________. I'd love to know what she uses on it. (soft)
soft
The company had performed________for a few years, then got into difficulty (strong)
strongly
The film was __________________. I haven’t seen one as __________________ as that before. (TERRIBLE, BAD)
terrible, bad
The cook prepared an __________________ lunch for the guests. (EXCELLENT)
excellent
The exam was __________________ easy. (SURPRISING).
surprisingly
.The man became __________________ when the guard asked him to leave. (VIOLENT)
violent
Sue was __________________ upset about losing her job. (TERRIBLE)
terribly
