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Jill loved money; she was miser.

Jill loved money; she was a miser.

Miser i s a noun, and we can't use it as an adjective. The adjective is miserly: She was miserly.

Andrew behaves friendly.

Andrew behaves in a friendly way.

The adverbial form is in a friendly way. Friendly is an adjective: a friendly game, to have friendly relations with one's neighbours, etc

My bicycle is worth £150.

My bicycle worths £150.

Worth isn't a verb, but an adjective.

After we went home for dinner.

Afterwards we went home for dinner.

After is a preposition and we must use it with an ob|ect. Afterwards, then, after that are adverbs of time and we can use them alone.

Is it truth that Diana's very ill?

Is it true that Diana's very ill?

Truth isn't an adjective but a noun. The adjective is true, and we use it with no article between it and the verb to be.

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