Choose between an adverb and an adjective. Example I walked (quickly) because I fell (coldly) I walked quickly because I felt cold 1 The roses smelt (beautiful/ly). 2 He was trying (hard/ly), but it seemed (inpossib(le)/ly) for him to win. 3 The news sounded (serious/ly), but he didn’t appear (worried/ly). 4 He drove home (hurried/ly) before it grew (dark/ly). 5 You look very (good/well) after the holiday. 6 The meat looks (good/well) but it doesn’t taste (good/well). 7 The fire was burning (bright/ly) but it didn’t feel (warm/ly) there. 8 They arrived (late/ly). The coffee tasted (fine/ly) but it was getting (cold/ly).

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