2 Make the right choice. Example: I (strong, strongly) advise you to join the group.
I strongly advise you to join the group.
1) Nick is a very (polite, politely) pelite
boy, he always speaks
(polite
, politely) politely
2) We should think it over (serious,
seriously)
seriously. 3) He (warm, warmly) wormly greeted
us. 4) The weather is so (warm, warmly)
worn today. 5) It
is (warm, warmly)
outside. 6) He drives (dangerous,
dangerously)
7) The boy looks (absolute, absolutely)
ill. 8) He (definite, definitely)
is not a
lawyer. 9) We don't know his (permanent, permanently)
address. 10) His voice sounded (polite, politely)
and
(cold, coldly)

When four high-school kids discover an old video game console with a game they've never heard of--Jumanji--they are immediately drawn into the game's jungle setting, literally becoming the avatars they chose: gamer Spencer becomes a brawny adventurer (Dwayne Johnson); football jock Fridge loses (in his words) "the top two feet of his body" and becomes an Einstein (Kevin Hart); popular girl Bethany becomes a middle-aged male professor (Jack Black); and wallflower Martha becomes a badass warrior (Karen Gillan). What they discover is that you don't just play Jumanji--you must survive it. To beat the game and return to the real world, they'll have to go on the most dangerous adventure of their lives, discover what Alan Parrish left 20 years ago, and change the way they think about themselves--or they'll be stuck in the game forever

I am fond of sports.  Sports make us stronger and healthier.  Many people do sports, so do I.  I like to swim in the swimming pool and in the sea in the summer.  I also like badminton and volleyball. Cycling is another favourite sport of mine. There are also mental sports, chess for example.  Chess games improve the work of our brain, so this game is very useful too. In winter I prefer skiing.  It is very good to ski in the fresh winter air.  But we must remember that any sport is good if you practise it regularly.