1. Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentences below. This year the river is flowing wide / widely. Professor Peyton is wide / widelyknown in scientific circles. The wind is blowing hard / hardlynow. The wind is hardly ...

1. Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentences below. This year the river is flowing wide / widely. Professor Peyton is wide / widelyknown in scientific circles. The wind is blowing hard / hardlynow. The wind is hardly / hardblowing today. Why did you come so late / lately? What have you been doing late / lately? The birds are flying high / highly. He is always high / highly spoken about. I live close / closelyto my school. Why are you looking at me so close / closely? The oil deposit is deep / deeply touched by his words. The library is near / nearlythe cathedral. It’s near / nearly midnight. It’s time to go to bed.