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Adjectives and ADVERBS. Adjectives are describing words. They tell you more about nouns.. a young boy a nice girl. this mouse is small . my dog is brown. Adverbs are words that modify a verb. Adverbs often answerAdjectives and ADVERBS Adjectives are describing words. They tell you more about nouns.
a young boy a nice girl this mouse is small my dog is brown Adverbs are words that modify a verb Adverbs often answer three questions: How? When? Where? Tom drives slowly
It rained heavily yesterday Jim is falling downstairs Adverbs can also modify an adjective or another adverb:
It is too cold! (cold: adj)
He speaks very quickly (quickly: adv)
ADVERBS ending with the suffix -ly ---- Adverbs are often formed by adding -ly to an adjective slow => slowly beautiful => beautifully
This bird is beautiful and it sings beautifully adjective adverb nice nicely serious seriously careful carefully loud loudly quick quickly easy easily change y to i andadd -ly happy happily terrible terribly drop 'le' before adding 'ly' horrible horribly terrific terrifically for adjective sending in 'ic' add 'ally' economic economically
tip: not all words ending in –ly are used as adverbs: friendly, kindly and lonely are adjectives as well adjective adverb fast fast early early low low ex: that plane's flying too low hard hard 'hardly' is not the abverb from hard, it means 'not much Ex: he can hardly walk
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