Tom was (wrong / wrongly) believed to be a thief.

I think very (high / highly) of his new book.

The weather was (most / mostly) dull that night.

She is never (wrong / wrongly) dressed.

Can you see the plane flying (high / highly) in the sky?

You should work (hard / hardly) at yourproject.

It`s (near / nearly) five o`click.

This is not the problem that should be (wide/widely) discussed.

He is (wrong / wrongly) punished. He hasn`t touched your papers.

Which do you value (most / mostly): wealth or health?

I am afraid I have (hard / hardly) any money.

What have you been doing (late / lately)?

He is (wide / widely) spoken about.

I think she is (right / rightly) praised for her essay/

Which do you like (most / mostly): comedies, action films or thrilles?