Adjective or Adverb 1
Andy looked up (hope).
hopefully, adverb
The wind blew (wild) all night.
wildly, Adverb
The speaker gave his speech too (rapid).
rapidly, Adverb
We (real) enjoyed the show.
really, Adverb
Certain plants contain (dead) poison.
deadly, Adjective
We took the (early) bus to the city.
early, adjective
I (quick) scribbled a note.
quickly, Adverb
The music the band played was (live).
lively, Adjective
Jordan has (hard) worked this semester.
hardly, Adverb
I (high) recommend you to watch that new movie.
highly, Adverb
We told Nick to treat the pony (gentle).
gently, Adverb
The (day) newspaper was late.
daily, Adjective
The train arrived so (late)!
late, Adverb
David (immediate) informed the teacher of the fire.
immediately, Adverb
You will never be able to get another (free) TV in your life, you better grab it.
free, Adjective
I think the brown sandals are too (cost).
costly, Adjective
Our family has (part) finished eating the soup.
partly, Adverb
Mr. Bacon chuckled (cheerful).
cheerfully, Adverb
People have to pay (certain) taxes yearly.
certain, Adjective
I thought she was joking but she was (dead) mad.
deadly, Adverb
Mrs. Peterson is a very (friend) neighbour.
friendly, Adjective
Speak (calm) to the frightened dog.
calmly, Adverb
Try not to speak (angry) to your sister.
angrily, Adverb
The plane can reach a (high) altitude.
high, Adjective
My friend hasn't been feeling well (late).
lately, Adverb