1. the house looked (empty, emptily).
2. jason pitched (wild, wildly).
3. the choir sa...
1. the house looked (empty, emptily).
2. jason pitched (wild, wildly).
3. the choir sang (good, well).
4. those hills look (beautiful, beautifully).
5. the teams were matched (even, evenly).
6. the cheese on this cracker tastes (strange, strangely).
7. you print so (neat, neatly).
8. ron arrived (prompt, promptly) at ten
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