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    Adverbs vs. Adjectives: I can't understand. You speak too ________ (quick) His English is improving all the time. He speaks very _____________ (good) I bought a new CD player yesterday. It sounds really __________(good)

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    Adverbs vs. Adjectives: I can't understand. You speak too ________ (quick) His English is improving all the time. He speaks very _____________ (good) I bought a new CD player yesterday. It sounds really __________(good)

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    Adverbs

    Uploaded by

    Gabriele Neri
    Adverbs vs. Adjectives: I can't understand. You speak too ________ (quick) His English is improving all the time. He speaks very _____________ (good) I bought a new CD player yesterday. It sounds really __________(good)

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    Exercises of adverbs vs. adjectives: I cant understand. You speak too ________ (quick) He drives very _____________(carefull) His English is improving all the time. He speaks very ________ (good) I got up _____________ (late) this morning. Tom tries very_____________(hard) when he play tennis. I bought a new CD player yesterday. It sounds really __________(good) I recognize him but I dont know him very _______ (good) Why do you always drive so _________ (quick)! Slow down! They have a very ______________(successful) business.

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