I. Fill in the correct adjective form of the word given.

Kingsley Manor is a ______________ (LUXURY) residence, situated in the

______________ (PICTURE) Kent countryside. It is also of ______________ (CONSIDER)
______________ (HISTORY) interest as it was built in the 17th century. The ______________
(BEAUTY) gardens and ______________ (STYLE) interior make it a highly ______________
(DESIRE) home for a ______________ (WEALTH) businessperson. The ______________
(FINANCE) burden of running a place like this is ______________ (ASTRONOMY), so only those
with an enormous bank account should ask for further information.

II. Fill in the blanks with the correct adjective or adverb.

1. The coach watched the swimmers ______________ (close/closely).

2. Mark is good at swimming and he always plays ______________. (fair/fairly)

3. In my opinion the decision to choose him was ______________ (just/justly) made.

4. I ______________ (hard/hardly) think we´ll have a chance against the other team.

5. We have been practising very ______________ (hard/hardly) for Sports Day.

6. A plane was flying ______________ (high/highly) in the sky.

7. Amnesty International says that a lot of people are ______________ (wrong/wrongly) sent to
prison.

8. Mark visits his girl-friend ______________ (fair/fairly) often.

9. The job is ______________ (near/nearly) finished.

10. Did you catch the train? - Yes I got there ______________ (just/justly) in time.

11. You got back from the tennis club very ______________ (late/lately) in the evening.

12. Fortunately, my best friend lives very ______________ (close/closely) by.

13. I think you have spent too much money ______________ (late/lately).

14. Linda is a ______________ (pretty/prettily) nice girl.

15. I get red in the face when she smiles at me ______________ (pretty/prettily).

16. Tom was standing ______________ (near/nearly) enough to hear what they said.

17. ______________ (High/Highly) educated people easily get ______________ (high/highly) paid
jobs.

18. Something has gone ______________ (wrong/wrongly) with my watch.