confusing adverbs and adverbial phrases

He trains very.....- at least three hours a day.

• hard

• hardly

• late

It's incredibly foggy. I can.....see anything.

• hard

• hardly

• nearly

I hate it when people arrive....for meetings.

• hard

• lately

• late

I haven't heard from Mike.....He must be very busy.

• lately

• late

• hardly

......of a film, I always stay and watch the credits roll.

• In the end

• The end

• At the end

I didn't want to go, but.....they persuaded me.

• In the end

• At the end

• The end

I love most kinds of music, but.....jazz.

• especially

• specially

• actually

My wedding dress was...made for me by a dressmaker.

• especially

• specially

• hard

She looks younger than me, but....she's two years older.

• near

• actual

• actually

...........they're renting a flat, but they are hoping to buy one soon.

• At the moment

• At the end

• Still