Fill in the gaps with the appropriate adjective or adverb. i. Pramila is playing (quiet/quietly).
ii. Hari speaks very..
(loud/loudly).
iii.
Mukesh is a (careful/carefully) driver.
iv. The test was (easy/easily) and we finished in time.
He is fitting the (automatic/automatically) door in
/my house.
vi, My uncle speaks (perfect/perfectly) Chinese.
vii. It was raining very (heavy/heavily).
viii. She looked very (calm/calmly), but I am sure she was feeling very
V.
nervous,

Poling our way along the inky green waterway, we glided upstream through quiet still-water bends in the river, where mats of fragrant white flowers had gathered, closing behind the stern of our 24-inch-wide dugout and concealing any sign of our passage. —eric hansen, stranger in the forest: on foot across borneo, 1998 which of these items in the passage is an example of borneo’s flora? a. “the inky green waterway” c. “mats of fragrant white flowers” b. “still-water bends in the river” d. “the stern of our 24-inch-wide dugout”