Complete the sentences with the correct forms of adverbs
He learns new skills faster than his classmates.

Our arrival was
[ ]
than everyone else's.

Jack's playmate did
[ ]
than him.

They've resided here
[ ]
than we have.

Kim works the
[ ]
on the course.

They seem to buy cheaper clothes and to live
[ ] now.

This year, the competition starts
[ ]
than usual.

It's suggested to scan the text
[ ].

Among Fred, Alex, and Pete, who often laze around, Pete puts up
[ ]
effort.

Chew your food
[ ], or you might get a stomach ache.

Within this musical group, no one is outstanding, but he sings
[ ].

Choose the correct options

Elisa is doing
[good|well]
in English.

Tom is sometimes
[lazy|lazily]
in class.

Liam thinks
[careful|carefully]
before he answers.

Emma behaves
[bad|badly]
in class.

Michael is
[good|well]
at IT.

Susan writes
[neat|neatly].

Ali is very
[polite|politely]
to teachers.

I'm tired. I didn't sleep very
[good|well]
last night.

"They've gone to bed," she said
[quiet|quietly].

We need a new computer. This one's very
[slow|slowly].

That was a
[bad|badly]
idea after all.

He wasn't speaking very
[clear|clearly]
. I couldn't understand what he was saying.

Wow! You look
[beautiful|beautifully]
in that dress.

Bye, Eric. Drive
[safe|safely].