Fill in the adverb in the sentence. Use the adjective in brackets to form the adverb.
The light shone...
at night. (bright)
She smiled...
at her friend. (happy)
The weather this summer was...
wet. (terrible)
It was an...
interesting lecture. (extreme)
He did very...
in the exam. (good)
He worked...
every evening. (late)​

I wake up at 6:30 and wash, then I eat breakfast and put on my school uniform. At 7:20 I leave the house and go to the bus stop. There I sit in the tram and go to school. When I arrive at school, I take things to the wardrobe and go up to the third floor. My school is located there. I come at 8:00 and I have 15 minutes to chat with classmates before the beginning of the lesson. Then after serving three lessons we go to the dining room, the change lasts 20 minutes. And after some time after 7 or 8 lessons, depending on the day of the week, I'm going home.Arriving home, I have dinner, rest for an hour and sit down to do my homework. I try to make it before 9 pm, but this happens rarely, because the amount of work is great. But I try to go to bed at 11, because tomorrow is a new day, which requires a lot of effort.

A few weeks ago me and my friends decide to go to a nightclub in Dover. We parked in the Busch street. It was really fun. There were some DJs playing music with special effects such as smoke and lighting of different colors. We stayed at the club for a long time. By midnight we decided that it was time to turn back home. We walked back to the car and noticed a dent in it. A few of my friends - George and David hurried home. The next day i had to wait until seven o'clock to phone the garage. It was one of the worst trips in my life