1. He writes his composition (bad/ badly)

2. She speaks English very (fluent/ fluently)

3.  Mr. and Mrs. Smith work very (hard/ hardly) 

4. They sing that song (beautiful/ beautifully) 

5. He runs very (fast/ fastly).

6. He is a (careful/ carefully) driver.

7. (Would you like to come/ Do you like coming) out for an Indian meal tonight?

8. Andrew is (the most polite/ more polite) than his brother.

9. (Do you like/ Would you like to) fly a plane?

10. Butter is (badder/ worse) for you than olive oil.

11. This is (the most old/ the oldest) building in the city.

12. Would you like (to have/ having) with me tonight?

13. Does your sister like (living/ live) in Paris?

14. The food was very (good/ well).

15. This is (the easiest/ easier) exercise in the book.

16. Rose is the (nicest/ nicer) student in this college.

17. We wouldn’t like (watching / to watch) violent films.

18. She is the (more beautiful / most beautiful) in my group.

19. Is it (safe/ safely) to walk at night in this city?

20. Our teacher speaks very (slow/ slowly).