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    This document provides information and examples about adverbs of manner. It defines adverbs of manner as words that describe how something is done or happens. It then provides rules for forming adverbs from adjectives, including adding "-ly", changing the ending if it's "-y" or "-le", or making no change if the adjective ends in "-e" or "-ic". The document includes examples and exercises to practice identifying and using adverbs of manner correctly.

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    This document provides information and examples about adverbs of manner. It defines adverbs of manner as words that describe how something is done or happens. It then provides rules for forming adverbs from adjectives, including adding "-ly", changing the ending if it's "-y" or "-le", or making no change if the adjective ends in "-e" or "-ic". The document includes examples and exercises to practice identifying and using adverbs of manner correctly.

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    This document provides information and examples about adverbs of manner. It defines adverbs of manner as words that describe how something is done or happens. It then provides rules for forming adverbs from adjectives, including adding "-ly", changing the ending if it's "-y" or "-le", or making no change if the adjective ends in "-e" or "-ic". The document includes examples and exercises to practice identifying and using adverbs of manner correctly.

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    Grammar

    Adverbs of Manner Practice


    Remember, we use adverbs of manner to describe how
    someone does something or how something happens.

    adverbs She is reading loudly.


    usually
    describe
    How is she reading?
    verbs

    Let’s review the rules!


    Regular adverbs Rules

    Formed by adding -ly to the end of an adjective.


    adjective adverb
    slow slowly
    careful carefully
    beautiful beautifully
    Words ending in -y Rules
    When the adjective ends in -y, cancel -y and add -ily .
    adjective adverb
    happy happily lazy – lazily
    angry angrily busy – busily
    crazy crazily noisy – noisily
    easy easily
    Words ending in -le Rules
    When the adjective ends in -le cancel -e and add -y.
    adjective adverb
    gentle gently
    terrible terribly
    horrible horribly
    simple simply
    Words ending in -e Rules
    When the adjective ends in -e, just add -ly .

    adjective adverb
    polite politely
    brave bravely
    definite definitely
    Words ending in -ic Rules
    When the adjective ends in -ic, just add -ally.

    adjective adverb
    enthusiastic enthusiastically
    tragic tragic ally
    fantastic fantastically
    adjective adverb
    Irregular adverbs
    good well
    fast fast Some adverbs have two
    How are they
    forms which have different
    hard hard
    different?
    meanings:
    late late
    1. an -ly form
    early early 2. one that looks like an
    straight straight adjective
    He arrived late. I haven’t seen him
    lately.
    • late: not on time • lately: recently

    He works hard every He hardly works.


    day.

    • hard: a lot • hardly: rarely/almost never


    Fill in the blanks with the correct hard early
    adverbs usually describe verbs
    adverb well late

    hard because she wants to be an


    1. She studies ________
    astronaut.
    well in their mid-term
    2. The whole class did _________
    exam.
    early
    3. Linda and Lory arrived at the airport _________
    because they had wanted to surprise their friend.
    late
    4. If I hadn’t woken up _________, I wouldn’t have
    missed the bus.
    Practice One: Identify the adverb

    1. Danny failed his driving test horribly yesterday.


    2. Please do this worksheet carefully and neatly.
    3. She simply loves eating in this restaurant.
    4. The children bravely swam across the river.
    5. She is a lovely girl who definitely knows how to draw.
    Practice One: Identify the adverb

    6. It is not easy to do it, but they have easily done it.


    7. The students are busily writing notes in the classroom.
    8. Tina waited patiently for her friends to arrive.
    9. They smiled happily after the class had ended.
    10. Sarah cheered for her friends enthusiastically.
    Practice Two: Change the adjective into adverb
    angrily (angry).
    1. He was angry. He slammed the door _________
    gently
    2. She has a gentle voice. She sings the lullaby _________
    (gentle).
    quickly (quick) finishes the whole
    3. He is a fast eater. He _________
    cake.
    4. She is terrible at the piano. She plays the piano
    terribly (terrible).
    __________
    lazily
    5. Eric is a lazy boy. Eric is doing his homework __________
    (lazy).
    Practice Two: Change the adjective into adverb
    beautifully
    6. It was a beautiful dance. Lily danced __________
    (beautiful).
    tragically
    7. It is a sad and tragic lost. The man __________
    (tragic) lost his boat in the sea.
    sadly (sad) walks back to her
    8. She is sad. She _________
    house.
    9. He was scared and nervous. He was speaking
    nervously (nervous) in front of the class.
    __________
    Practice Two: Change the adjective into adverb

    10. The monkey is hungry. It is eating the banana


    hungrily (hungry).
    _________
    brightly (bright).
    11. The sun is bright. It’s shining __________
    12. The boys are loud. They are speaking __________
    loudly
    (loud).
    13. She did a fantastic work. She did the work
    fantastically (fantastic).
    ___________
    Practice Three: Choose the correct adverb
    1. She rides her bicycle to school (carefully/politely/beautifully).
    2. Tina was speaking (politely/terribly/lazily) to her mother.
    3. The boy did his homework (poorly/politely/bravely).
    4. The man is walking (quietly/loudly/fantastically)
    because the baby is sleeping.
    5. The student (sadly/excitedly/enthusiastically) looked at
    the question because he didn’t know how to answer it.

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