The exam was /hard/, so many students failed., adjective, adverb, She works /hard/ every day to support her family., adjective, adverb, He arrived /late/ to the conference, adjective, adverb, I haven’t seen him /lately/; he must be busy., adjective, adverb, The plane is flying /high/ above the mountains., adjective, adverb, She is /highly/ respected by her colleagues., adjective, adverb, The door was left /wide/ open during the storm., adjective, adverb, The book is /widely/ read by university students., adjective, adverb, He gave the /right/ answer in class., adjective, adverb, It’s /unlikely/ that we’ll be there on time, adjective, adverb, I worked really /hard/ preparing for the exam, adjective, adverb, He /hardly/ studied at all, but he got a high score, adjective, adverb, I was /deeply/ impressed by the performance., adjective, adverb, She usually runs /fast/ when he goes to his cousin's house, adjective, adverb, Elena is a /fast/ player when we play board games, adjective, adverb

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