English grammar adjectives and adverbs

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English grammar adjectives and adverbs. Fill in the gaps with comparative forms of the English adverbs in brackets at the end of the sentences.

John writes _____.
1. bad
2. badly
Rancid butter tastes _____.
1. bad
2. badly
A soldier was _____ wounded.
1. bad
2. badly
I feel very _____.
1. cold
2. coldly
He has been very _____ received.
1. cold
2. coldly
This train goes _____ to London.
1. direct
2. directly
This train is leaving _____.
1. direct
2. directly
We are travelling _____.
1. fast
2. fastly
He works very _____.
1. hardly
2. hard
He _____ works at all.
1. hard
2. hardly
Eagles fly very _____.
1. high
2. highly
She was _____ indignant.
1. highly
2. high
There have been many railway accidents _____.
1. late
2. lately
Please don't be _____.
1. late
2. lately
I have _____ missed my train.
1. near
2. nearly
This village is quite _____ from here.
1. near
2. nearly
He behaved _____.
1. bad
2. badly
He paid her _____.
1. bad
2. badly
He was _____ injured in the last match.
1. bad
2. badly
The new regulations will affect us _____.
1. direct
2. directly

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