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Adverbs/adjectives

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1. Bob speaks English fluentfluentyfluentlyI don't know.

2. Janet felt dreadfuldreadfullydreadfulyI don't know sorry.

3. John danced so badbadlybadelyI don't know that everybody laughed at him.

4. Paul appeared as a syllysillysilyI don't know old man.

5. Betty was wearing a lovellylovlylovelyI don't know dress.

6. Grandma died onelyonlyeonlyI don't know a week ago.

7. The twins were so livelylivedlivlyI don't know that their mother felt exhausted.

8. Peter looked sad and lonellylonlylonelyI don't know.

9. This is a home for elderyelderyelderlyI don't know people.

10. Jack always drives very carefullycarrefullycarefulI don't know.