She speaks English *fluently* (adverb).

That novel was certainly *interesting* (adjective).

He runs *fast* (adverb).

They baked the cookies *perfectly* (adverb).

The movie was *incredibly* (adverb) fun to watch.

She was very *careful* (adjective) with her words.

The bread smells *deliciously* (adverb).

He acted *heroic* (adjective) during the fire.

You must drive *safely* (adverb) on these roads.

The weather is *unusually* (adverb) warm for February.

Her singing voice is quite *beautiful* (adjective).

He always does his homework *carelessly* (adverb).

This book is *extremely* (adverb) difficult to understand.

My neighbor is very *friendly* (adjective).

The teacher explained the concept *clearly* (adverb).

Exercise 2: Choose the correct form of the adjective or adverb to complete the sentences.

The documentary was both *educational* (adjective) and entertaining.

I’ll have to think about this problem more *carefully* (adverb).

The children were playing *happily* (adverb) in the park.

Her new dress looks really *pretty* (adjective).

She explained her situation *calmly* (adverb), without any panic.

The soup tasted *incredibly* (adverb) good, thanks to the chef’s skills.

Your advice was *really* (adverb) helpful.

The kitten’s fur is so *soft* (adjective).

Please, step *quietly* (adverb) into the room so you won’t wake the baby.

Your argument seems *logically* (adverb) sound, but I need more evidence.

He was *completely* (adverb) shocked by the turn of events.

The beach here is *amazingly* (adverb) clean.

It’s *absolutely* (adverb) essential to arrive on time.

The instructions were *clear* (adjective) and easy to follow.

She greeted us *warmly* (adverb) at the door.