Adjective or Adverb

1. If you drive .... you could have an accident.

The teacher explained the assignment .... .

There was a .... noise last night. Did you hear it?

Paul walks so .... in his new boots.

Jason ate his dinner very .... .

Those apples look .... . May I have one?

He is an awful driver. He never stops the car .... 

Pavarotti is an opera singer. He sings ....

This situation requires a .... investigation.

Sometimes, driving at night can be very .... .

They shouted .... at each other.

If you ask .... , I will give it to you.

Try to speak .... if you are giving a speech.

Why are you so ....?

He is a .... driver.

Frank always works so ....!

Samantha speaks so .... that I can’t understand her.

Sonia opened the door .... .

It is a beautiful .... day

Jessica writes so .... . Look at these mistakes!

Taras drives .... . I am afraid to go with him.

I didn’t sleep .... last night, so I feel .... today.

Lee is a .... speller

He met them .... .

Please try to be more .... .

If you want tourists to visit your country, you must treat them .... .

Lola played the piano .... .

 Max is a .... talker, but he never listens

Shannon writes very .... .

Kate is the best student in class. She studies .... .

They finished their task .... than their friends.

Fanny can sew dresses so .... .

Although Dan was very .... he smiled .... 

Margaret has a .... collection pf hairpins.

She kept tapping her fingers .... .

Denis always helps his old – aged neighbours. He is so .... .