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Adverbs are usually formed by adding –ly to an adjective,
ADJECTIVE ADVERB
nice nicely bad badly loud loudly There are changes in spelling when the word ends in:
-le gentle -ly gently -y easy -ily easily -ic enthusiastic -ically enthusiastically -ue true -uly truly -ll full -ully fully
Some adverbs are irregular
good well hard hard fast fast late late
Look at the pictures and make sentences using an adverb of manner.
travel/fast – drive/dangerous – play/loud – sing/good – study/hard – lift/easy – dance/bad – wake up/late –eat/quick
explain/gentle – walk/quiet – smell/bad
Write the adverb of the following adjectives. electronic
careful
horrible
technical
happy
extreme
beautiful
angry furious busy cruel lazy Complete the sentences with an adverb of manner. 1. Richard is a good singer. He sings...................... 2. My house was cheap. I bought it.......................... 3. My son is a hard worker. He works very............... 4. This exercise is easy. I can .......................solve it. 5. The cheetah is a fast runner. He runs very............... 6. Mike is a brave man. He fights................. 7. Mice are quiet. They run ............... around the house. 8. Diana is happy. She is ................ married. 9. The public is enthusiastic. They applaud................
10. The rain is heavy. It’s raining.........................
ANSWERS
Look at the pictures and make sentences using an adverb of manner.
He sings well.
He wakes up late.
She plays loudly.
She explains gently.
He walks quietly.
They dance badly.
She drives The fish smells He studies The train She eats He lifts the weight。

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7.
You are driving too___________(fast). Please, slow down!
8. Rachel explained very ______________ (careful) what she was doing.
9. Mary was ________________ (complete) absorbed in her thoughts.
8.
She has painted her room reallygood / goodly / well.It looks brilliant!
5.
I didbad / badly / worsein my exams. I’m sure I will have to repeata year.
6.
They ranfast / fastily /fastlybut they couldn’t catch the criminal.
7.
He drivesdanger / dangerously / dangerous.One day he will have an accident.
g)Hardly
h)Easily
i)Sudden
j)Badly
a)Carefully
b)Bad
c)Likely
d)Good
e)Badly
f)Dangerously
g)Hardly
h)Easily
i)Friendly
j)Slowly
a)Bad
b)Good
c)Hard
d)Sudden
e)Fast
f)Quickly
5. Choose the correct word initalicsto complete the sentences below. Use adverbs of manner.
Adverbs of Manner副词的用法

Adverbs of Manner副词的用法

Adverbs of Manner
Adverbs of Manner
What’s an adverb of manner?
It tells how something is done.
My mom speaks English poorly. He plays volley‐ball well.
You eat food so slowly.
[2] Study for a test
[3] Ride you bicycle [4] Clean your room [5] Eat your food [6] Cook food [7] Act towards your teachers [8] Act towards your enemies
[1] The bed is very < soft / softly > so I can sleep very well. [2] He can play sports < good / well > because he is strong. [3] The homework was < easy / easily > and I finished it fast. [4] Please walk < quiet / quietly > because mom is sleeping. [5] My friends are < angry / angrily > that I didn't help them. [6] Danny looks < happy / happily > today.
Why do we use “adverbs”? [FUNCTION]
形容词副词

形容词副词


Adjectives are open-class words. They are chiefly openused as modifying elements in a sentence. 1. Classification of adjectives oneone-word and compound adjectives, central and peripheral adjectives, dynamic and stative adjectives, gradable and ungradable adjectives.
4) Gradable and non-gradable adjectives nonMost adjectives are gradable. Gradability is manifested through the forms of comparison and through modification by intensifiers. Some adjectives that denote a high or extreme degree are non-gradable. e.g. excellent, extreme. non-
3) Adjective phrase vs. relative clause A postmodifying adjective phrase can usu. Be treated as a reduced relative clause. This is also true of predicative adjectives e.g. the members present = the members who were present
d) Some adjectives can appear either before or after a noun phrase, but have different meanings. e.g. the members present, the present members. 2) Predicative adjectives There are twp groups of predicative adjectives: adjectives denoting health conditions, such as well, ill and adjectives with a- as prefix, such as aalike, alone. Predicative adjectives cannot be placed before a noun, but they can be so used when they are modified by an adverb. E.g. *an asleep child, a fast asleep child.
《大学英语语法》课件—04Modifiers：Adverb

《大学英语语法》课件—04Modifiers：Adverb

College English Grammar:
Grammar and Writing
Unit 4
Modifiers：Adverb
• Grammar: Adverbs • Writing:
Correcting: Misplaced Modifiers and –ly Modifiers Rewriting: Relationship and completeness
• The prices are quite reasonable. • We are very much hoping you can attend our wedding.
When an adverb modifies a verb, it has three positions in a sentence: front (before the subject), middle (between the subject and the main verb) and end (after the verb or object).
• Adverbs of Place: abroad, anywhere, here, outside, somewhere, there, home etc.
• Adverbs of Manner: well, fast, slowly, carefully, quickly etc.
• Adverbs of Frequency: always, often, usually, frequently, never, seldom, sometimes, etc.
• She picked up slowly the gun. • She picked up the gun slowly.