Airmail - First

This is an airmail letter from my pen pal in Timbuctoo. (Adjective)
She sent it airmail and I’m still waiting for it. (Adverb)

She had a dream that she was left all alone in a cave with the bats last night. (Adjective)
She raised twenty puppies alone. (Adverb)

For a change, we took seats in the back row in the church. (Adjective)
I had to walk back home for the wallet I had left behind. (Adverb)

He seemed to think there’s no better way of getting money than stealing it. (Adjective)
You cannot possibly speak better with your mouth full of crisps. (Adverb)

The food was awful in that cheap restaurant. (Adjective)
These imported lollipops don’t come cheap. (Adverb)

Your grandmother and my grandfather are close in age. (Adjective)
Someone parked his truck so close in front of my car. (Adverb)

The drunken driver drove his car into a deep ravine. (Adjective)
They walked deep into the cave in search of treasure. (Adverb)

There was no direct route to the cove, so we went round the hill. (Adjective)
She went direct to the manager with the complaint. (Adverb)

We booked a room with a double bed for the three of us. (Adjective)
You need to fold the paper double so that it is in two layers to make a double-storey house. (Adverb)

Poor diet can lead to early death. (Adjective)
We arrived early but the queue had already stretched for more than a mile. (Adverb)

The losing team complained the field was not even. (Adjective)
Not only did he kill her, he even stole her car. (Adverb)

We bought more duck eggs at the fair price. (Adjective)
He believed if he played fair, he would lose so he cheated. (Adverb)

A flock of pigeons is cooing at the far end of the field. (Adjective)
Some tourists got lost after wandering so far out in the country. (Adverb)

My big aunt is a fast eater, a lot faster than me. (Adjective)
I acted fast in shouting "fire" and everyone dashed for the exit. (Adverb)

Last night, she saw a ghost for the first time in her life. (Adjective)
It seemed you had to talk to the father first before you could talk to the daughter. (Adverb)