Question

1. He must be a bad / badly student. He hard / hardly studies at all.
2. It’s a beautiful / beautifully arranged bunch of flowers. It’s real / really good / well.
3. I’m impressed how fluent / fluently she speaks English. Her language is accurate / accurately,
too.
4. I’m not sure she is a good / well teacher. She is very impatient / impatiently with children.
5. She is a wonderful / wonderfully cook. All her dishes smell and taste nice / nicely.
6. I’m absolute / absolutely sure that it’s a real / really pearl.
7. The task is surprising / surprisingly easy. I’m sure we’ll do it very quick / quickly.
8. Sue looks different / differently after her illness. She doesn’t feel good / well enough yet.
9. Your essay is quite good / well. You’ve been working hard / hardly lately.
10. He is a slow / slowly thinker but he does everything very attentive / attentively

Answer 1

1. bad, hardly

2. beautiful, really good

3. fluently, accurate

4. good, impatient

5. wonderful, nice

6. absolutely, real

7. surprisingly, quickly

8. different, good

9. good, hard

10. slow, attentively