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1. Our French teacher is very calm and he always speaks stupidlyquicklyquietlyI don't know.

2. The sun sometimesalwaysusuallyI don't know rises in the East. You should know it.

3. Our car is new: we have bought it actuallyrecentlyquicklyI don't know.

4. ' Can I go out ? I don't feel well ', she said quietlylaughinglyanxiouslyI don't know.

5. As our son is serious, his results are rarelyneverusuallyI don't know good.

6. I don't like listening to her because she doesn't sing wellfasterloudI don't know. It's awful in fact.

7. We were delighted to see them and welcomed them warmlycoldlyimpatientlyI don't know.

8. Her boss is angry because she is neverrarelyalwaysI don't know late on Monday mornings.

9. He shouted slowlyloudlycalmlyI don't know that he wouldn't do his homework.

10. You don't work strangelyenoughslowlyI don't know and I am displeased with you.