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Adjective or adverb?

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1. Terrence plays quarterback as goodwellI don't know as Brian.

2. The game had hardlyhardI don't know begun than it started to rain.

3. This was suresurelyI don't know a mild winter.

4. Jane behaves more pleasantlypleasantI don't know than Joan.

5. When you are a parent, you will think differentdifferentlyI don't know about children.

6. I felt badlybadI don't know about not having done well on my final exams.

7. Whether you win is nearlynearI don't know as important as how you play.

8. Asian music often sounds oddoddlyI don't know to Western listeners.

9. Does your car run goodwellI don't know enough to enter the race?

10. I felt safelysafeI don't know enough to go out at night on my own.

11. You can see the distant mountains clearlyclearI don't know with these binoculars.

12. Our team was realreallyI don't know sharp last Saturday afternoon during the game.

13. You must send payments regularregularlyI don't know.

14. The mechanic's tools were wellgoodI don't know.

15. She worked carefulcarefullyI don't know with the sick child.

16. He did not pass the course as easyeasilyI don't know as he thought he would.

17. I find this novel very interestinglyinterestingI don't know.