Is this grammatically correct? Question and example inside. Thanks!

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<p>the first example suprisingly strongly is correct, at least to me.
and the smells bad,as amb3r stated, means you stink.
i think smell belongs to the 5 senses,thats why it is an exception to the rule
for example: the kid smells bad. this is correct
the kid did badly on the test. this is correct too.
u cannot say 'the kid did bad on the test'
similarly, the girl looks beautiful vs the girl looks beautifully
clearly, looks beautifully is wrong
look is another one of the 5 senses.</p>

<p>i think what i said is correct lol....</p>

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<p>Good generalization, Ren the SAT'er. It also works for "feel," "sound," and "taste"--an adjective follows each of these, rather than the adverb, because it's modifying the subject, not the verb.</p>

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<p>Definition of an adverb: a modifier that modifies nouns, verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. It answers the questions, "How? Why? To what extent?"</p>