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Adjective or adverb?

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1. She correctcorrectlygoodI don't know defined her position in this matter.

2. All their answers sounded oddlycorrecteasilyI don't know.

3. The secretary quickrealquicklyI don't know adjusted herself to the new boss.

4. I am certain my measurements will prove to be wellexactlyexactI don't know.

5. I am certain I have measured the room preciseyesterdayexactlyI don't know.

6. The old woman looked awfullyas wellagainI don't know sad.

7. Don't take the children there : it is a dangerousawfulperfectI don't know lake to swim in.

8. I am very proud : my daughter plays the flute awfullybeautifullybeautifulI don't know.

9. We were all enchanted ! Her voice sounded so beautifullydifferentlybeautifulI don't know !

10. He is a perfectoldforeignI don't know stranger to me.

11. You should admit it was not a very correctlysensiblysensibleI don't know remark.

12. Speak more quicklyslowslowlyI don't know, I can't write down.

13. My father, who's a chemist, knows this product very littlegoodwellI don't know.

14. He knows we should use very dangerouswellgoodI don't know products.

15. Don't worry ! My aunt always treats her guests very wellgoodniceI don't know.