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Identify the correct form of the words

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1. I'm very interested. I think the apartment is extremelyextremeI don't know nice

2. I was expecting much bigger rooms. I was hardlyterribleterriblyI don't know disappointed

3. I thought the apartment would be hard to find, but it was surprisinglysuprisingamazingI don't know easy

4. I was happy to hear that the park is extremeextremelysecurityI don't know safe

5. It's a great place,and the price is reasonable.it will be rent incrediblincrediblyI don't know fast

6. The owner seems nice, but she talks terriblyawfullawfullyI don't know slow

7. The notice said it was quiet, but I heard the neighbours very wellclearlyclearI don't know

8. I heard them too. I thought their voices were veryunusualunusuallyI don't know loud

9. All in all, it's an beautifulexceptionallyexceptionalI don't know pleasant place