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| Underline the correct word Exercise 1: 1. It rained very heavy / heavily during the night. 2. We were all shocked by our boss's sudden / suddenly resignation. 3. Please drive careful / carefully. The roads may be icy. 4. I couldn't come to the party as I wasn't very good / well. 5. Gisele's English is very good / well. She speaks German good / well too. 6. The coach was furious. He had never seen his team play so bad / badly. 7. I'm going to put on a sweater. It's getting cold /coldly. Exercise 2: 1. Did you stay up late / lately? You look very sleepy / sleepily. 2. The pupils have been studying hard / hardly for their summer exams. 3. What's the matter with Paul? He seems angry / angrily. 4. We real / really enjoyed the play. It was a very clever / cleverly script. 5. The interview was surprising / surprisingly long and the interviewee was amazing / amazingly open. 6. Patrick was fined heavy / heavily for driving too fast / fastly down the motorway. 7. Although the exam was tough, hard / hardly anyone failed. ANSWERS More grammar exercises How good are your phrasal verbs? Check with these exercises. |
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