Adverbs

The driver of the car was ________________injured.
1. serious
2. seriously
3. seriousely
I think you behaved very ________________.
1. selfish
2. selfishly
3. selfishlly
4. selfly
Rose is ________________upset about losing her job.
1. terribly
2. terrible
3. terriblely
There was a ________________change in the weather.
1. suddenly
2. sudden
3. suddently
She fell and hurt herself quite ________________.
1. badly
2. bad
I cooked this meal ________________for you, so I hope you like it.
1. specially
2. especially
3. special
4. especial
Don't go up that ladder. It doesn't look ________________
1. safe
2. safety
3. safely
He looked at me ________________ when I interrupted him.
1. angry
2. angryly
3. angrily
4. angrilly
Our holiday was too short. The time passed very ________________.
1. quick
2. quicly
3. quickly
Sue works ________________ . She never seems to stop.
1. continuously
2. continuous
Alice and Stan are very ________________ married.
1. happy
2. happyli
3. happily
4. happilly
Monica's English is very ________________ but she makes a few mistakes.
1. fluent
2. fluently
3. fluentely
I would like to buy a car but it's ________________ impossible for me at the moment.
1. financially
2. financialy
3. finance
4. financial
I tried on the shoes and they fitted me ______________.
1. perfect
2. perfectly
3. perfectedly
I really enjoyed the party, there was a very ______________ atmosphere.
1. friendship
2. friendly
3. friend
It was __________ 2:30 when he arrived.
1. exact
2. exactly
3. exactely
Please be _____________, this vase is fragile.
1. careful
2. carefull
3. carefully
He is always very _______________ with his pupils.
1. patient
2. patiently
Do it _________________, it's a complicated process.
1. careful
2. carefull
3. carefully
He finished the test on time very ______________
1. easily
2. easyli
3. easyly
4. easy
I am rather ____________ at football.
1. good
2. well
3. badly
He can play the flute very ___________.
1. good
2. well
3. bad
4. goodly
It is _____________ to me that he didn't do his best.
1. clear
2. clearly
3. clarity
I'm going to be ____________ with you: I don't like you at all.
1. frankly
2. frank
He comforted her with a very _______________ voice.
1. reassuring
2. reassuringly
Can you speak more ______________ please, your accent is difficult to understand.
1. fluently
2. slowly
If you do it _______________, it will be easier to everyone.
1. voluntarily
2. viciously
His attitude was _______________ and the police questionned him _______________ .
1. suspiciously - immediately
2. suspicious - immediate
3. suspiciously - immediate
4. suspicious - immediately
______________, he is in good shape, but _______________, he's not feeling so well.
1. Physically - mentally
2. Physical - mentally
3. Physically - mental
4. Physical - mental
He didn't say a word but laughed ________________.
1. nervous
2. nervously