ADVERBS AND ADJECTIVESFormation of Adverbs Adjective + -ly

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ADVERBS AND ADJECTIVES
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Formation of Adverbs Adjective + -ly = Adverb (in most cases) BUT! Some adjectives also end in –ly: cowardly, motherly, friendly, silly, lovely. They don’t have adverbs, but can be used in adverbial phrases: Ex. He behaved in a silly way. He spoke to us in a friendly manner. Few adjectives and adverbs end in –ly: daily, monthly, weekly, early. Ex. She is an early riser. She woke up early.
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Adverbs with Two Forms
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Adverbs and Adjectives After the verbs be, seem, look, become, taste, smell, sound, grow, appear, stay, get adjectives are used (not adverbs): Ex. The cake tastes/smells good. She looked beautiful in her new dress. She felt happy on the day we met. (BUT: She felt well/unwell.) NB! She looked kindly at the boy. She looked kind and quiet. He grew impatient. The company’s profits grew slowly. They differ in meaning
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Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives
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Degrees of Comparison of Adverbs
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Irregular Comparatives and Superlatives
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Relax. He's a ___ driver. safe safely Your brother is so ___. kindly kind I always work ___ during the week. hardly hard Now read the following sentences and decide if an adverb or adjective is needed:
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You ___ touched your lunch. hardly hard At the party everyone was ___ dressed. beautifully beautiful By the time we got home I was ___ tired. terribly terrible Han did ___ on his test. bad badly
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I baked this cake ___ for you. specially special They have been ___ married for years. happy happily It's natural to feel ___ before a job interview. nervous nervously

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