Help the enthusiastic but clumsy chef complete his cooking blog post by dragging the correct adverbs into the blanks.

I am a terrible chef, but I love trying! When I make soup, I chop the vegetables badly.

However, I bake chocolate cakes really well!

I chop the vegetables badly.

To describe how you do an action (like chopping), we use an adverb. We add "-ly" to the adjective "bad" to make the adverb "badly."

However, I bake chocolate cakes really well.

"Good" is an adjective, but its adverb form is irregular. We use "well" to describe how you bake. (There is no such word as "goodly" in modern basic English!)