"Mám tmavě červenou hrušku."
Translation:I have a dark red pear.
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It is common to connect prepositions with the subsequent word. In all languages I know.
You should not skip any letters except some specific cases (jsem -> sem, jsme -> sme). You may find it difficult to hear some consonants, but they have to be there and a native speaker would immediately find it missing or would not understand you.
"tmavě" (and "světle") is an adverb. It has no case or gender, it is completely immutable like all adverbs (well, it does have comparative and superlative forms, but that's it)
Adverbs modify verbs or adjectives.
Some examples of adverbs in English are "really good" or "well done". For some reason, English uses "dark red" instead of "darkly red", though.
In Czech, this must be an adverb. And it's easy, since it has no cases, numbers or genders, it's one fixed form.