adverbs lesson3

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.

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.

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 ______.

Can you find the adverb?

Roger really loves singing.

Roger sang his favourite song bravely

and beautifully.

After his song was finished, Roger

laughed loudly.

Roger sings …

Adjectives:

Wonderful

Terrible

Excellent.

When I saw Roger, he was waiting

_______ to begin his concert.

I regularly shout loudly.

Roger enjoys singing daily.

The cat constantly cries.

The class use adverbs ________.

A. Well

B. Good.

C. Gooder.