I-

1. - I heard Daniel isn’t very well.

- Well, he fell and hurt himself quite badly.

2. – There was a terrible accident on this road two days ago, wasn’t there?

- Yes, two people were killed and the driver of the car was serious injured.

3. - The weather was so awful yesterday.

- Yes, it was raining quite heavily so we stayed at home all day.

4. You haven’t cleaned the floor properly. It still dirty.

- Oh, sorry.

5. -You didn’t look very happy last night.

-Well, I was disapointed that I did so badly in the exam.

6. . – Can you remember what happen?

- I can’t remember clearly.It all happened so suddenly.

7. -Don’t go up that ladder. It doesn’t look safe.

- Don’t worry. I’ll climb carefully.

8. -Did you go to Sally’s birthday party?

-Yes, It was really a cheerful party.Everybody at the party was colorful dressed.

9. – Why do you look so nervously?

- Oh, my! I’ve just got a mistake. I interupted my boss while he was on the phone, and he looked at me angrily when I interupted him.

10. – Have you seen Richard recently?

- Yes, I just met him at Rose’s party two days ago. He seemed very unhappy. He smiled sadly at me when he saw me.

2.

1.Terribly

2. Angrily

3. Happily

4. Thoughtfully

5. Cheerfully

6: Automatically

7: Well

8: Publicly

9. Charmingly

10. Enthusiastically

I.

1.- I heard Daniel isn’t very …well……….(good/ well)

2. – There was a ……terrible….(terrible/ terribly) accident on this road two days ago, wasn’t there? - Yes, two people were killed and the driver of the car was ……seriously……(serious/ seriously) injured.

3. - The weather was so ……awful….(awful/ awfully) yesterday. - yes, it was raining quite ……heavily…..(heavy/ heavily) so we stayed at home all day.

4. You haven’t cleaned the floor …properly……….(proper/ properly). It still …dirty………(dirty/ dirtily) Oh,sorry. It is still……dirty……..(dirty/ dirtily).

5. You didn’t look very ……happy….(happy/ happily) last night. Well, I was disapointed that I did so ……badly…..(bad/ badly) in the exam.

6. – Can you remember what happen? - I can’t remember …clearly….(clear/ clearly).It all happened so ……suddenly…(sudden/ suddenly)

7. Don’t go up that ladder. It doesn’t look ……safe….(safe/ safely) - Don’t worry. I’ll climb ……carefully……(careful/ carefully).

8. Did you go to Sally’s birthday party? - Yes, It was really a ……cheerful…..(cheerful/ cheerfully) party.Everybody at the party was …colorfully….. (colrful/ colorfully) dressed.

9. – Why do you look so …nervous..(nervous/ nervously)? - Oh, my! I’ve just got a mistake. I interupted my boss while he was on the phone, and he looked at me …angrily…..(angry/ angrily) when I interupted him.

10. – Have you seen Richard ………recently..(recent/ recently)? - yes, I just met him at Rose’s party two days ago. He seemed very (unhappy/ unhappily). He smiled ……sadly……..(sad/ sadly) at me when he saw me.

II.

1. Emma’s toothache was terrible. Emma’s tooth ached ……terribly……………………..

2. Henry was angry. Henry shouted ………angrily……………………..

3. I’m happy sitting here. I can sit here …………happily………………………………..

4. He was very thoughtful standing there. He stood there ………thoughfully………………………………..

5. The chidren seemed cheerful. The children played ……………cheerfully……………………

6. The switch is automatic. The machine switches itself off …………automatically

7. james is very good at speaking English. James speaks English ……………well………………..

8. The debate should be public. We need to debate the matter …………publicly…………………..

9. She was charming. She walked ………charmingly……………. In front of the audience.

10. Everyone was enthusiastic. Everyone discussed the idea ……enthusiastically…