Adjectives and adverbs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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If you lose your passport, you should go DIRECT / DIRECTLY to the police.

directly

When we arrived in Rome, the weather was ABSOLUTELY / VERY awful.

absolutely

Sarah was so suntanned I could HARD / HARDLY recognise her.

hardly

Ask Sue what this word means - her Italian is really GOOD / WELL.

good

Many of the monuments of Rome are ABSOLUTELY/ EXTREMELY well known.

extremely

You don't look very GOOD / WELL. Are you feeling OK?

well

Over the past 20 years, the quality of hotels has A STEDY/ STEADILY improved.

steadily

I worked extremely HARDLY ? HARD to pay for this holiday.

hard

There have been a lot of strikes at the airport LATE / LATELY.

lately

Since 1990, there's been A STEADY/ STEADILY increase in tourism in this town.

steady

Mark travelled WIDE / WIDELY in Europe when he was a student.

widely

The announcement said that the plane would take off LATELY / LATE.

late