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My grandmother walks very _____. (slow / slowly)
Adv. - My grandmother walks very slowly.
I speak English _____. (good / well).
Adv. - I speak English well.
She is a _____ cook! (terribly / terrible)
Adj. - She is a terrible cook!
The students are working _____ on their homework. (hard / hardly)
Adv. - The students are working hard on their homework.
Turn down the radio; it is too _____ ! (loud / loudly)
Adj. - Turn down the radio! It is too loud.
The teacher gave her students an _____ test. (easy / easily)
Adj. - The teacher gave her students an easy test.
The student finished the test _____. (easy / easily)
Adv. - The student finished the test easily.
He was _____ by the end of the day. (tired / tiredly)
Adj. - He was tired by the end of the day.
She began cleaning up after the birthday party _____. (tired / tiredly)
Adv. - She began cleaning up after the birthday party tiredly.
The children spoke ____ at the library. (loud / loudly)
Adv. - The children spoke loudly at the library.
He ran ____ when he heard his sister shouting. (quick / quickly)
Adv. - He ran quickly when he heard his sister shouting.
Chess is not a _____ game to play. (quick / quickly)
Adj. - Chess is not a quick game to play.
It is very _____ in the house. (warm / warmly)
Adj. - It is very warm in the house.
She greeted her friends _____. (warm / warmly)
Adv. - She greeted her friends warmly.
The line at the grocery store is so _____! (slow / slowly)
Adj. - The line at the grocery store is so slow!
He drove _____ on the icy road. (careful / carefully)
Adv. - He drove carefully on the ice road.
