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Adverbs that do not end in ly include: often, not, never, seldom, also, rather, almost, ever, now, so, soon, then, there, very, always, and here. Part One: Correct Usage Decide whether each bold word is being used correctly. If not, cross it out and correct it. 1. We are real happy to be of service to you and your family. 2. The perfume smells sweetly. 3. I feel bad about what happened. 4. Of all the holidays, this is the most joyful. 5. This wine tastes dryly to me. 6. Dont feel too badly about what you said. 7. Life in the city is exciting, but life in the country is best. 8. If you dont talk clear, the audience will not understand you. 9. The sweet smell of roses has no match. 10. Walk slow or you will be sorry. Part Two: Circle the correct form of the word to complete each sentence. 11. He found his way (easy, easily) even in the dim light. 12. He is (good, well) to her. 13. She did very (good, well) on the last test. 14. They marched down the street (valiant, valiantly). 15. There are some (real, really) fine writers in this class. 16. We do not have (near, nearly) enough time to finish. 17. She is (bad, badly) about leaving the lid off the jelly. 18. I feel (bad, badly) about leaving my dog at the kennel. 19. Janice takes her job (serious, seriously). 20. Dont take this (personal, personally), but your husband is a jerk. Part Three: Underline the word or words modified by the bolded adjective or adverb. In the space to the right name the italicized word as Adj. or Adv. 21. The wind shifted suddenly, bringing with it a sudden torrent of rain. 22. Your car runs smoothly since you had it tuned. 23. Do you think those are real flowers in that arrangement? 24. Im going to make a fast trip to the library to return the books. 25. 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