Choose between the adverb and the adjective given in the brackets to complete the sentences.
1. It is (correct/correctly).
2. Spell the word (correct/correctly).
3. You know it (well/good).
4. Of course it is (well/good).
5. It is (cold/coldly) in the room.
6. Don\'t look so (cold/coldly) at me.
7. I can do it (easy/easily).
8. I always worry if you come home (late/lately).
9. You are tired. You mustn\'t work so (hard/hardly).
10. She looks just (wonderful/wonderfully) in that new dress.
11. I can\'t hear the actors (well/good) from the last row.
12. I think it a (real/really) good play.
13. This soup makes me feel (bad/badly).
14. The actress is speaking (soft/softly), but I can hear her (clear/clearly).
15. The roses will (sure/surely) smell (sweet/sweetly).
16. The victim of the accident looked (helpless/helplessly) across the road.
1. It is (correct/correctly).
2. Spell the word (correct/correctly).
3. You know it (well/good).
4. Of course it is (well/good).
5. It is (cold/coldly) in the room.
6. Don\'t look so (cold/coldly) at me.
7. I can do it (easy/easily).
8. I always worry if you come home (late/lately).
9. You are tired. You mustn\'t work so (hard/hardly).
10. She looks just (wonderful/wonderfully) in that new dress.
11. I can\'t hear the actors (well/good) from the last row.
12. I think it a (real/really) good play.
13. This soup makes me feel (bad/badly).
14. The actress is speaking (soft/softly), but I can hear her (clear/clearly).
15. The roses will (sure/surely) smell (sweet/sweetly).
16. The victim of the accident looked (helpless/helplessly) across the road.
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Choose between the adverb and the adjective given in the brackets to complete the sentences.
1. It is correct.
2. Spell the word correctly.
3. You know it well.
4. Of course it is good.
5. It is cold in the room.
6. Don't look so coldly at me.
7. I can do it easily.
8. I always worry if you come home late.
9. You are tired. You mustn't work so hard.
10. She looks just wonderful in that new dress.
11. I can't hear the actors well from the last row.
12. I think it a really good play.
13. This soup makes me feel bad.
14. The actress is speaking softly, but I can hear her clearly.
15. The roses will surely smell sweet.
16. The victim of the accident looked (helpless/helplessly) across the road.
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