Choose the correct options

1. Once or twice
   [late|lately] Brian has mentioned her name.
2. Gerald, why did you come back so
   [late|lately]?
3. Ben was paying his
   [entire|entirely] attention to the task of steering the boat.
4. I think it's
   [entire|entirely] possible that the two leaders will discuss the treaty today.
5. The children are
   [near|nearly] to solving the puzzle.
6. The rescue team has evacuated
   [near|nearly] 2,000 people.
7. Rose Barlow is a
   [high|highly] educated young woman.
8. I can't sing that
   [high|highly].
9. I think it is only
   [right|rightly] to warn you that I'm leaving in a fortnight.
10. There is a lot to be done, but as you
    [right|rightly] say we must move forward carefully.
11. Jack stepped forward and pushed the door
    [wide|widely] open.
12. Prices vary
    [wide|widely] for products that appear to be very similar.
13. We thought it would be awful but it was not too
    [bad|badly].
14. The roof was
    [bad|badly] in need of repair.
15. The two women were
    [wrong|wrongly] accused of murder.
16. It is difficult to say when it all started to go
    [wrong|wrongly].