Ex. 2. Choose the correct form in brackets. Translate into Russian. Consult a dictionary if necessary.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 559.

1. He opened the door (wide/widely).

2. The road goes (straight/straightly) to Port Moresby.

3. The driver stopped (short/shortly) when the child ran into the street.

4. Then you turn (sharp/sharply) right at the crossroads.

5. It's (high/highly) amusing.

6. He has travelled (wide/widely).

7. The president returned to work (short/shortly) after the operation.

8. I've (hard/hardly) got any clean clothes left.

9. I am afraid I must stop you (short/shortly) there, minister, as we are running out of time on the programme.

10. He replied very (sharp/sharply) when we criticized him.

11. She answered me rather (short/shortly).

12. You'll have to look (sharp/sharply) if you want to get there on time.

13. They believe (right/rightly) or (wrong/wrongly) that they have been badly treated.

14. That suits me (fine/finely).

15. George was bent down (low/lowly) over the book.

16. The party was going (good/well) until my parents arrived, then everything went (wrong/wrongly).

17. Don't take it so (hard/hardly); you'll feel better tomorrow.

18. The sun sank (low/lowly) in the sky.

19. You cook (real/really) well.

20. Study this (close/closely): it's very important.

21. They are (low/lowly) paid workers.

22. I hate arriving (late/lately).

23. I think he behaved (fine/finely).

24. He can jump really (high/highly).

25. I haven't been to the theatre much (late/lately).

26. I thought (long/longly) and (hard/hardly) about the problem.

27. Cut the bread (fair/fairly) small, but not too small.

28. Babies are allowed to travel (free/freely) on buses.

29. Monica can drive very (fast/fastly).

30. You can speak (free/freely) in front of Michael – he knows everything.

31. His joke fell (flat/flatly).

32. The machine works (fine/finely) if you oil it.

33. The window had stuck,but I pushed it (hard/hardly) and it swung (free/freely).

34. Our company is (dead/deadly) ahead of its rivals.

35. The manager (flat/flatly) refused to give us any information.

36. You're cutting it a bit (fine/finely) if you want to catch the 5:45 train.

37. You must play (fair/fairly).

38. Come (close/closely), so that I could hear you.

39. (Easy/easily) come, (easy/easily) go.

40. The voting was split (clean/cleanly) in two.

41. Go (easy/easily) on the whisky if you're going to be driving.

42. He said it in (dead/deadly) earnest.

43. It happened (close/closely) on 100 years ago.

44. They are (dead/deadly) certain of it.

45. Bill is (close/closely) related to the Duke of Halifax.

46. I (clean/cleanly) forgot it was her birthday.

47. I told her (plain/plainly) what I thought of her scheme. (=clearly)

48. Helen is (easy/easily) the best student in the class.

49. We live (close/closely) to the church.

50. Tom is rumored to have been (dead/deadly) drunk at the concert..

51. I can (easy/easily) do my homework.

52. The sun shone (full/fully) in her face.

53. This superstition had its roots (deep/deeply) in the Dark Ages.

54. She says she's (fair/fairly) dinkum alright.

55. The Parkers let their children run (wild/wildly).

56. His new story is (fair/fairly) interesting, but certainly not his best.

57. That's just (plain/plainly) stupid! (=completely)

58. We are (deep/deeply) grateful for your support.

59. She was (deep/deeply) in thought and didn't hear the phone ring.

60. Mr Brown pushed his stick (deep/deeply) down into the mud.

61. The arrow flew (straight/straightly) and (true/truly) into its target.

62. You've played me (false/falsely).

63. The critics went (wild/wildly) over my new play.

64. Today I am hungrier than (usual/usually).

65. I am late as (usual/usually).

66. This rule holds (good/well) at all times and places.

67. Michael Jackson (sure/surely) looked (different/differently) after his nose job.

68. He won't know. he is a (dead/deadly) loss at maths.

69. She's been acting rather (funny/funnily) just recently.

70. We searched (high/highly) and (low/lowly) but we couldn't find the propeller anywhere.

71. Tell the truth, then leave (quick/quickly). (Serb proverb)