2.1.
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One
evening
things changed
(quick).
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| 2.2.
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He
was
(extreme, fat).
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| 2.3.
| The
girl looked
(good).
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| 2.4.
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The
cake Tom
offered her tasted
(particular, good).
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2.5.
| The
flowers in the
vase smelt
(extraordinary, sweet).
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| 2.6.
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They
laughed
(happy).
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| 2.7.
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Tina's
sister went
(quick) than he wanted to go.
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2.8.
| She
welcomed him
(friendly).
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| 2.9.
| When
he began to
read he read
(very, fast).
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| 2.10.
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They
never seemed
(sad).
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| 2.11.
| Sheila walked home
(sad).
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2.12.
| They entered the bathroom
(mechanical).
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| 2.13.
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She is
(serious)
ill.
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| 2.14.
| The dog looked
(angry) at the postman.
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2.15.
| Greta is always
(remarkable, good) dressed.
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2.16.
| It's a
(small) car, but it's
(very, safe)
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2.17.
| It all sounded so
(crazy) that I began to laugh.
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2.18.
| The clerk was
(real, friendly).
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| 2.19.
| The clerk spoke to me
(friendly).
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| 2.20.
| This game is
(easy).
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| 2.21.
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You can
(easy) play this computer game.
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| 2.22.
| Don't eat your food
(so, hasty).
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2.23.
| The student was
(total, unable) to answer it.
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| 2.24.
| She seemed
(deep, shocked) about his accident.
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2.25.
| He is
(awful, tired) because he had an
(extreme,
exhausting) day at work.
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3. Interrogatives. Fill in the correct interrogatives.
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