Decide whether the words in bold are being used correctly. If not, change them. Put a tick (V) if a sentence is correct.
1. Come quick or we will miss our bus.
2. You drive so slow that I am afraid someone will hit the car from behind.
3. I have never been more surer of anything in
my
life.
4. Ella was the best of the two sisters at gymnastics.
5. You did that somersault so good.
6. Rochelle felt badly about forgetting Devlin's birthday.
7. The jasmine has bloomed and smells very sweet.
8. You look angrily. What did I do? correer
9. She looked suspiciously at the man wearing the trench coat.
10. When was the last time you had no allergy symptoms and felt good?
11. In the library, you have to be more quieter than when you are outside.
12. She felt good about helping the puppy.
13. Which is the worst, a toothache or a headache?
14. She reacted swift, which made him feel badly about insulting her.
15. The herbs in the salad tasted bitter.

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