He is very nice / nicely man.
nice
She behaves very good / well.
well
You drive very slow / slowly.
slowly
When I was young, I could/couldn't play the guitar; it was too difficult for me!
couldn't
In 1950, people could/couldn't. use mobile phones.
couldn't
Mary’s grandfather could/couldn't play chess and he was the best!
could
She / with / couldn’t / when / was / she / scissors / cut / two / .
She couldn't cut with scissors when she was two.
The film is really funny. We ride / laugh whenever we watch it.
laugh
Susie can’t button / stand her shirt. Her mum helps her.
button
We need to talk quietly / quickly in the library.
quietly
She shouts slowly / loudly in the class
loudly
Today is her birthday. She smiles sadly / happily.
happily
“I have no toys to play!” he said sadly / slowly.
sadly
Fiona writes patiently / neatly. I can read what she writes easily.
neatly
My mother could dance beautifully / quietly when she was a ballerina.
beautifully
We are waiting loudly / patiently for the doctors at the hospital.
patiently
