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Adjectives and adverbs

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1. Our car has only recentlyrecentI don't know been repaired.

2. You could hardhardlyI don't know stand up because the wind was so strong.

3. I only had time for a quickquicklyI don't know glance at the paper this morning.

4. I've nearnearlyI don't know finished that book you lent me.

5. ScarcescarcelyI don't know resources should be used sensibly.

6. In the smaller villages, it's mostlymostI don't know very quiet at nights.

7. She likes everything neatlyneatI don't know and tidy.

8. He'd completelycompleteI don't know changed - I didn't recognize him.

9. It was my first time abroad and the language, the food, everything was so strangestrangelyI don't know.

10. His clothes are all neatlyneatI don't know folded in their drawers.

11. I'd like you to give me an honestlyhonestI don't know answer.

12. In some cities you don't feel safelysafeI don't know going out alone at night.

13. If the action in a film is too slow-movingslowly-movingI don't know I get fed up with it.

14. He had a suddensuddenlyI don't know heart attack while he was on holiday.

15. He told them politepolitelyI don't know to leave him in peace.

16. The lights are too brightlybrightI don't know in here - they're hurting my eyes.