Adverbs of manner

Bob and Mike play tennis _____________________. (Good)

You can help each other with the exercises but you need to work QUIETLY / BADLY / EASY / LOUDLY, please.

My cousins are singing BEAUTIFUL / BAD / BADLY / GOOD. I can´t listen to them any more!

Peter drives his car very ____________. He needs to slow down!

You can play basketball very GOOD / WELL / BAD / QUIET! You should teach me.

Laura dances BAD / BEAUTIFULLY / BEAUTIFUL / EASY. She started dance classes when she was 5 years old.

My dad can do the maths problem QUICK / SLOW / EASILY / HARD.

He completes __________ all his maths exercises. (Easy)

Look _____________ at the exercise, can you see the mistake? (Hard)

She can sing __________________. (Beautiful)

That snail is moving very _______________. (Slow)

Andrea is playing the piano QUIETLY / LOUDLY / GOOD / WELL. The neighbours are complaining a lot!

You must walk LOUD / SLOWLY / EASY / FAST in the classroom.