Part 9 (1/2)

11 The bird warbles _sweet sweetly_

12 He was _terrible terribly_ angry

13 He was in a _terrible terribly_ dangerous place

14 He talks _plainer more plainly_ than he ever did before

15 The dead Roman looked _fierce fiercely_

16 The fire burns _brilliant brilliantly_

17 You are _exceeding exceedingly_ generous

18 He struggled _ainst the opposition

19 My health is _poor poorly_

20 He is sure surely a _fine fellow_

21 Have everything _suitable suitably_ decorated

22 That can be done _easy easily_

23 I can speak _easier more easily_ than I can write

24 The music of the orchestra was _decided decidedly_ poor

25 She is a _reirl

26 The wind roared _awful awfully_

27 The roar of the as _awful awfully_

28 I have studied grammar _previous previously_ to this year

29 I didn't study because I felt too _bad badly_ to read

30 The roses smell _sweetly sweet_

31 They felt very _bad badly_ at being beaten

32 That violin sounds _different differently_ froallantly_

34 She looks _sweet sweetly_ in that dress

35 I can wear this coat _easy easily_

36 Speak _gentle gently_ to him

37 He talks _arood_ and _steady steadily_

39 He stood _thoughtful thoughtfully_ for a moment and then went _quiet quietly_ to his tent

40 He walked down the street _sloly_, but all the tierly_ about him

41 The s _true truly_

43 He looked _angry angrily_ at his class

44 He moved _silent silently_ about in the crowd

45 His coat fits _nice nicely_

46 That is _easy easily_ to do

47 He went over the work very _thorough thoroughly_

EXERCISE 19

_The adjectives and adverbs in the following sentences are correctly used In every case shohat they modify:_

1 The water lay smooth in the lake