| 1 | Adverbs - formed from adjectives
 

How does she sing? Beautifully!
This kind of adverb is usually formed from an adjective. Pay attention to the spelling! Read the introduction about British and American English. Some uses here are typically British.
Form the correct form of the adverb from these adjectives.
1	slow	The sick dog moved very *****
2	heavy	The last lorry was quite ***** loaded
3	easy	This problem is very ***** explained
4	silent	Jimmy is working quite *****  on his old car
5	careful	He put down his load very *****
6	unexpected	They arrived quite *****
7	patient	The old man waited quite ***** for two hours
8	dramatic	The crew was saved, very *****
9	violent	The car started to shake quite *****
10	clear	I could see them very ***** on the roof of the house
11	sudden	The lion turned round quite *****, and looked at me
12	voluntary	My son actually joined the army *****
13	good	The new dancer performs just as ***** as anybody else
14	deep	Little Vanessa buried her feet quite ***** in the sand
15	strong	Joanna reacted very ***** to her husband's behaviour
16	high	We could see the kite flying quite ***** above the trees
17	public	He wouldn't dare to say that *****
18	typical	***** painted in blue and white, the small houses were very neat
19	correct	Having judged  their speed *****, I caught up with them at Leon's
20	silent	Talking ***** to herself, Hilda moved along the church wall
21	heavy	The cat breathed very *****, and she lay down
22	close	The officer examined my papers very *****
23	fast	Driving extremely *****, Eric endangered our lives
24	low	The enemy planes flew in very *****
25	near	The vicar sat down quite ***** my mother