Test Adj/Adv

(quick/quickly) Tom did his homework quickly.

(careful/carefully) My brother is a very careful driver.

(bad/badly) I am really bad at tennis.

(bad/badly) I play badly.

(good/well) The band played well tonight.

(good/well) That is a good idea!

(beautiful/beautifully) Cynthia is a beautiful girl.

(beautiful/beautifully) She sings beautifully too.

(nice/nicely) I have a nice room.

(nice/nicely) It is nicely decorated.

(easy/easily) This crowd is easy.

(easy/easily) Harry solved it easily.

(good/well) Joyce Carol Oates writes well.

She is a good writer.

(wonderful/wonderfully) You look wonderful.

This pizza smells (great/greatly) great.

I feel (badly/bad) bad today.

Your dog seems (happy/happily) happy.

This music sounds (awful/awfully) awful.

They look (happy/happily) happy.

This sounds (good/well) good.

I don't feel (good/well) good.

Grandma's meatballs tasted (delicious/deliciously) delicious.

I forgot the pecan pie in the oven. It smells (awful/awfully) awful.

This silk feels (soft/softly) soft.

Your dad seems (nicely/nice) nice.

Kevin kom fram sent på kvällen. Kevin arrived late at night.

Bandet spelade dåligt på konserten. The band played badly at the concert.

Musiken lät förfärligt. The music sounded awful.

Jag mår sämre idag än igår. I feel worse today than yesterday.

Kör försiktigt! Drive carefully!

Den lyckliga mannen promenerade långsamt genom parken. The happy man walked slowly through the park.

Hunden viftade glatt på svansen. The dog waged its tale happily.

Den här osten luktar illa, men den smakar gott. This cheese smells bad, but it tastes good.

Jag talar franska, men inte särskilt bra. I speak French, but not very well.

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