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Adjectives and Adverbs
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Complete the following with the correct adjective or adverb.

Adjectives and Adverbs
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1. He hopes to remain in America _____________(permanent).
2. My brother plays the violin _______________(beautiful).
3. I can do all of the exercises _______________(easy)
4. Ira works very __________(hard) at her new job.
5. "The baseball player hit the ball________________(hard)."
6. She always speaks ____________(soft) to her husband.
7. You walk very _______________(fast).
8. Sagwa is a _________________(beautiful) kitten.
9. We both study English very ___________(serious).
10. This apple is very ____________(soft)
11. This is an _________(easy) exercise.
12. Come _______________(quick). We need your help.
13. Mr. Jones has a __________(permanent) visa.
14. The old man walks very ____________(slow).
15. Her brother learns ____________(rapid).
16. Kelly is a very ___________(slow) student.
17. I agree with you ___________(complete) in that matter.
18. We are both _________________(serious) students.
19. You should drive______________(slow) along the wet road.

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