Correct the adverb errors

1. _____ Fred touched the kitty very gentle.
2. _____ He ran too quick for me to keep up.
3. _____ The dog barked loud when it was hungry.
4. _____ I lost interest because the story was developing so slow.
5. _____ She slammed on the brakes sharp.
6. _____ I hadn’t seen her in a really long time.
7. _____ She braided the rope tight.
8. _____ He is incredible talented in music.
9. _____ The father looked on proud when his son scored a goal.
10. _____ The mother held her baby real tight.


1. very gently;
2. too quickly;
3. loudly;
4. so slowly;
5. sharply;
7. tightly;
8. incredibly;
9. proudly;
10. really tightly

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