02/01 Adjective or Adverb

I need a [blank_start]smart[blank_end] dress for my interview.

He dresses [blank_start]scruffily[blank_end] in jeans and an outdoor jacket.

He was [blank_start]formally[blank_end] dressed in a very expensive grey suit.

I like wearing clothes that are practical rather than [blank_start]fashionable.[blank_end]

Paul is always very [blank_start]smartly[blank_end] dressed.

Tom is the most [blank_start]scruffily[blank_end] dressed man I've ever met.

He dressed [blank_start]casually[blank_end] for the interview in civilian clothes.

My clothes for work are quite [blank_start]formal[blank_end].

He always wears a [blank_start]scruffy[blank_end] denim jacket.

They stay at good hotels, drive smart cars, and dress [blank_start]fashionably[blank_end].

Everyone else was in jeans and [blank_start]casual[blank_end] gear and I had my office clothes on - I stuck out like a sore thumb.