PULC/British English/B/I/7

Panglossa Universal Language Course: British English
Elementary
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Basic
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Intermediate
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Stable
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Adjectives and Adverbs

• Mary is singing.
  • It is a beautiful song.
    • Mary is singing beautifully.
• Your reading is good.
  • You are reading well.
• Their growth is slow.
  • They are growing slowly.
• Their swimming is good.
  • They are swimming well.
• Its cry is loud.
  • It is crying loudly.
• His walking is heavy.
  • He is walking heavily.
• Her words are sad.
  • She is speaking sadly.
• Your guess is wrong.
  • You are guessing wrongly.
• Your way is right.
  • You are going right.
• Your error is complete.
  • You are completely wrong.
• Their esteem is high.
  • They are highly esteemed.
• My children are walking slowly but your children are walking fast.
• Jane is singing beautifully, but Susan is singing terribly.
• They are talking loudly but we are talking silently.
• My order is coming quickly but your order is coming slowly.