CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM

1. I managed to get to New York  easy/easily by flying there direct/ directly.
2. She has been deeply/deep upset by his behaviour late/lately.
3. Lately/ Late the cost of living has been increasing; things generally are not nearly/near as cheap as they used to be.
4. It is wide/widely believed that she was wrong/ wrongly accused.
5. Laura is very shy person who rare/ rarely goes out and she does not mix free/freely with the other students.
6. She is highly/ high regarded in the school as people can get on with her easily/easy.
7. I was not full/ fully satisfied with the doctor as he had wrong/ wrongly diagnosed my previous illness.
8. "Do you intend to leave shortly/ short?" "I think so. I have nearly/ near finished.
9. He will surely/ sure get a good grade; he has been studying very hardly/ hard for the pst year.
10. I was prettily/ pretty embarrassed when I realised that I had hardly/hard enough money to pay the bill. 

        




                 ANSWERS

1. easily/direct
2. deeply/ lately
3. lately/ nearly
4. widely/ wrongly
5. rarely/ freely
6. highly/ easily
7. fully/ wrongly
8. shortly/ nearly
9. surely/ hard
10. pretty/ hardly