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Adverbs

Change the adjectives into adverbs.

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1. For someone who just started to learn English, you speak the language very . (good)

2. I believe that the world can some day be a better place. (honest)

3. Despite an engine failure the plane landed . (safe)

4. She moved so on the dance floor that the crowd gave her a standing ovation. (graceful)

5. The school soccer team performed very at the recent tournament. (bad)

6. Everytime I go to Joe's place, he is lying down in bed. (lazy)

7. Our horse won the first race on the program. (easy)

8. I have been so busy preparing work for the students that I've had time to go out. (rare)

9. I don't know when the company will transfer me overseas. (exact)

10. The people who moved in the house next door always speak very . (loud)

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