IX. Choose the correct word or phrase.
Lý thuyếtTrang 99–100
- I’m getting quite hungry/ hungrily.
- We could walk free/ freely around the aircraft.
- She went to bed late/ lately, and she was sleeping bad/ badly.
- The man looked thoughtful/ thoughtfully around the room.
- The young/ The young man with dark hair is my sister’s boyfriend.
- I’m sure you could win the match if you tried hard/ hardly.
- They performed the experiment scientifically/ scientificly.
- Mom called and said she’d be home soon/ soonly.
- We became sick/ sickly after eating the contaminated food.
- I think Egypt is a fascinated/ fascinating country.
- He drove as fast/ fastly as he could to the hospital.
- I’ll happy/ happily make dinner if you want me to.
- What’s wrong? You look terrible/ terribly.
- It wasn’t a serious accident. The car was only slight/ slightly damaged.
- Please keep quiet/ quietly! The baby is sleeping.
- They hard/ hardly know each other.
- The noise in the school makes learning difficult/ difficulty.
- She invented a new kind of wheelchair for the disabled/ the disabled people.
- She fell and hurt herself quite bad/ badly.
- Linda likes wearing colourful/ colourfully clothes.
- I think you behaved very selfish/ selfishly.
- Don't go up the ladder. It doesn't look safe/ safely.
- I tried hard/ hardly to remember her name but I couldn't.
- I'm very confused/ confusing about what to do.
- Rachel arrived late/ lately, as usual.
- Why are you walking so slow/ slowly? Are you tired?
- The medicine tastes awful/ awfully.
- It's a reasonable/ reasonably cheap restaurant and the food is extremely good/ well.
- I'm pleased the plan worked so good/ goodly/ well.
- The hostages must be very afraid/ frightened people.
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