1-2. How (good) can Mary read English? Oh, she can read easy books quite (successful). 3-4. The girl works very (hard) in her class. Her teacher is teaching her to write English (proper). 5-6. Her last teacher had a (terrible) bad pronunciation, so Mary still speaks rather (bad). 7. She wants to learn (real) good English. 8. During the holidays she studied as (usual). 9-10. This Chinese dish tastes (good). It's very (nice) cooked. 11-12. She goes to the market (extreme) early and she shops very (clever). 13. This grass grows rather (slow). 14-15. That bird is singing (beautiful), isn't it? - I'm sorry, but I can't hear you quite (clear). 16. She dusted the furniture very (careful). 17. I hit him very (hard). 18. I got home from work very (late) last night. 19. I (near) missed the bus this morning. 20. He ran so (fast) that no one could keep up with him. 21. He is (usual) very patient.