Adverbs lesson3
- 6. a verb adjective or other adverb. Adding the suffix ly to an adjective commonly turns it into an adverb: beautifully, swiftly, slowly. The teacher does not like the lights because they shine too brightly.
- 7. Adverbs are generally grouped into five categories namely Place, Manner, Time, Frequency and Degree. When used correctly, adverbs can make your sentence interesting by adding detail.
- 8. Calm, Clear, Definite, Extreme, Brilliant, Slow, Funny, Happy, Possible, Terrible, Tidy, Swift, Quick, Beautiful, Proud, Straightforward, Lazy. How about good? The class are good at English. The class speak English ______.
- 10. Can you find the adverb? Roger really loves singing.
- 11. Roger sang his favourite song bravely and beautifully.
- 12. After his song was finished, Roger laughed loudly.
- 13. Roger sings … Adjectives: Wonderful Terrible Excellent.
- 14. When I saw Roger, he was waiting _______ to begin his concert.
- 15. I regularly shout loudly. Roger enjoys singing daily. The cat constantly cries.
- 16. The class use adverbs ________. A. Well B. Good. C. Gooder.