oe =. The thief crept silently across the room! The swan glided silently across the lake. Slowly He climbed the stairs slowly. In your French exam, you should speak slowly and carefully. Softly She spoke softly to the small child. He closed the door softly. Suddenly Suddenly there was an extremely loud noise. The dog suddenly ran into the room barking. Warmly He dressed warmly because it was a cold day. The teacher spoke warmly to the new students. Well She coped well with the demands of a young family. Sandra always worked well with her colleagues. Wisely The old man nodded wisely. Frank wisely suggested we travel by tre @ QQ) onlineteachersuk.com, [(&) Be Wl O < *TUK Make sure you cross the road safely! The family escaped safely from the burning house. Seriously The Head Teacher spoke seriously to the new students. Do you seriously expect me to do that! @® xHorTip: Other examples of collocations with seriously include: seriously damage, seriously affect and seriously consider. Sharply The teacher spoke sharply to the children when they arrived late. The number of people who live alone has increased sharply in recent years. Silently The thief crept silently across the room! The swan glided silently across the lake. Slowly He climbed the stairs slowly. In your French exam, you should speak slowly and carefully. Softly Wl O < *FS all Sl 10% B Quickly Jane ran quickly to the shop. Sue quickly remarried, folowing her divorce. Quietly She talked quietly to the children. She shut the door quietly, so she wouldn’t wake the baby. Rapidly He turned the corner and walked rapidly back to the station. The temperature rose rapidly during the day. Repeatedly He knocked on the door repeatedly. I have asked you repeatedly to stop doing that! Rudely He rudely told me to stop talking! She slammed down the phone rudely. Sadly She looked sadly at the broken picture. The old lady sadly cannot remember her family now. Safely Make sure you cross the road safely! The family escaped safely from the “@Q house. Wl O < *You are not allowed to talk noisily in the library. Patiently She waited patiently until her mum had finished. She talked patiently to the little boy. @ vw vou know? Adverbs of manner can be used to describe speed or volume, but they can also show emotion. The adverbs angrily, calmly. kindly, patiently and warmly can help us to explain how someone is feeling about what they are doing, or tell us something about their personality. Politely I have asked you politely to stop talking! The woman explained politely that we were not allowed to take photos. Promptly He paid the bill promptly. Alice arrived promptly for the meeting. Quickly Jane ran quickly to the shop. Sue quickly remarried, following her divorce. @ QB onlineteachersuk.com (=) GB Hl O < nxFS all Sl 10% B Lazily The cat stretched out lazily on the warm path. The boy yawned lazily. Loudly The bell rang loudly at the end of the lesson. Toby shouted loudly to his friend. Naturally Sophie spoke naturally, even though she was nervous. He naturally felt stressed about the Maths exam. Neatly Tom folded the clothes neatly and put them away. If you write neatly, the teacher can read your work. Nervously The boy waited nervously outside the Head Teacher’s office. Sarah whispered nervously to her friend. Noisily He coughed noisily during the test. You are not allowed to talk noisily in the library. Patiently She waited patiently until her mum ha finished. She talked patiently to the little boy. Wl O < *22:43™ 8 5 10% Heavily The idea weighed heavily on his mind. It rained heavily last night. Honestly I’m sure he answered the question honestly. I honestly can’t remember what happened that night! Hurriedly She ended the conversation and walked hurriedly away! She hurriedly grabbed the keys and ran out of the house. Ingeniously That machine was ingeniously designed. She ingeniously converted the wooden box into a book shelf. Kindly She kindly gave me a diary for my birthday. The teacher always spoke kindly to the youngest children. Late The student arrived late to class. The girls stayed up late. Lazily The cat stretched out lazily on the wari The boy yawned lazily. Wl O < *: oe =. Gently The boy gently picked up the injured cat. He gently mentioned that she owed him some money. Gladly She accepted the invitation gladly. If I had it, I would gladly give more money to that charity. Greedily He greedily ate the piece of cake. She greedily took all the sweets from the bowl. Happily The children played happily in the garden. The dog followed along happily, wagging its tail. Hard The men worked hard to repair the wall. She thought hard about it before she made her decision. @® Horm: Remember not to add ‘-ly’ to the adjectives hard and late. The adverb and adjective have exactly the same form here. The adverbs hardly and lately do exist, but have different meanings. Lately hasa & similar meaning to ‘recently’ and hardly Wl O < *oe =. The boy jumped enthusiastically into the swimming pool. Fast She ran really fast! That train goes really fast. Fiercely The lion roared fiercely. ‘Get off there!’ he shouted fiercely. Foolishly I foolishly agreed to go to the fancy dress party. TU win the race!’ he boasted foolishly. @ vw vou know? If we want to comment on the action in the sentence, we usually position the “comment adverb” before the verb. e.g. I stupidly forgot to lock the door. Generously He generously gave his prize to charity. The children filled the collection boxed generously. Gently The boy gently picked up the injured cat, He gently mentioned that she owed rir LD money. Wl O < *Closely The police watched him closely. Iam closely related to Tony. Correctly He completed the form correctly. She answered all the questions correctly. Deliberately I’m annoyed with Ben. He deliberately ignored me last night. He was deliberately late to the lesson. Doubtfully He looked at her doubtfully. ‘You are qualified to do this, aren’t you?’ she asked doubtfully. Easily Peter passed the physics exam easily. I can easily beat you in a race! Elegantly Clara strode elegantly across the room. The model walked elegantly down the cat walk. Enthusiastically The twins greeted their mum enthusiastically. The boy jumped enthusiastically into the swimming pool. @ Fast Wl O < *Cablmly The teacher spoke calmly to the class. She walked calmly into the room and asked the student to leave. Carefully She carefully hid the letter under the mat. Tom lifted the baby carefully from the cot. Cautiously She cautiously opened the door and looked into the room. Tim walked cautiously into the kitchen, hoping his mother would not shout at him. Carelessly John threw the jacket carelessly onto the floor. She grabbed the glass carelessly and it fell off the table. Cheerfully Adam whistled cheerfully as he walked through the park. Sally called cheerfully to her friend. Clearly This is clearly not a good time to talk to you! She clearly did not mean to upset you. Closely The police watched him closely. Iam closely related to Tony. Wl O < *Beautifully Daniel played the violin beautifully. She sings beautifully. Boldly She walked boldly up to the man and asked him the way. He boldly stood up and spoke to the audience. Bravely The policeman walked bravely into the dark building. The victim bravely decided to speak out about what happened. Make faster progress with your own English trainer! LEARN MORE Brightly The sun shone brightly. ‘How are you feeling?’ she asked me brightly. Calmly The teacher spoke calmly to the class. @ She walked calmly into the room and aske etudent ta loave @ QB onlineteachersuk.com, & oe : Hl Oo < *22:30™ @ Ei - Se SS ll Bil 12% B Yr a chat.openai.com Oo Manner Adverb Examples 29. Happily - The couple danced happily at their wedding. 30. Softly - The wind whispered softly through the trees. 31. Nervously - He tapped his fingers nervously on the table. 32. Constantly - The clock ticked constantly in the background. 33. Loudly - The thunder rumbled loudly in the distance. 34. Wistfully - She looked wistfully out the window, lost in thought. 35. Promptly - The waiter served the food promptly to the hungry customers. 36. Playfully - The siblings teased each other playfully during the car ride. These examples showcase different adverbs that describe the manner in ~~ amhich an actian ic narfarmead ar an avant Send a message a Free Research Preview. ChatGPT may produce inaccurate information about people, places, or facts. ChatGPT May 24 Version < > @ 2 cs) Wl oO < x22:30™ @ Ei - Se SS ll Bl 12% B Yr a chat.openai.com Oo Manner Adverb Examples 19. Carelessly - He threw the books carelessly onto the shelf. 20. Tenderly - The couple kissed tenderly under the moonlight. 21. Abruptly - The car screeched to a stop abruptly. 22. Effortlessly - The gymnast performed the routine effortlessly. 23. Deliberately - He spoke deliberately, choosing his words carefully. 24. Fiercely - The lion roared fiercely in the jungle. 25. Reluctantly - She reluctantly agreed to go to the party. 26. Meticulously - The artist painted the details meticulously. 27. Freely - The birds flew freely in the open sky. 28. Proudly - The parents watched proudly’ Send a message a Free Research Preview. ChatGPT may produce inaccurate information about people, places, or facts. ChatGPT May 24 Version < > @ 2 cs) Wl oO < x22:29™ 8 - Se SS ll Bl 12% B Yr a chat.openai.com Oo Manner Adverb Examples 10. Eagerly - The students eagerly raised their hands to answer the question. 11. Confidently - The speaker spoke confidently in front of the audience. 12. Boldly - She stepped boldly into the unknown. 13. Naturally - The baby smiled naturally at her mother. 14. Briskly - The jogger ran briskly along the path. 15. Curiously - The cat watched curiously as the ball rolled across the floor. 16. Politely - The gentleman bowed politely to the lady. 17. Playfully - The puppies wrestled playfully in the yard. 18. Steadily - The guitarist strummed the chords steadily. w 19. Carelessly - He threw the books Send a message a Free Research Preview. ChatGPT may produce inaccurate information about people, places, or facts. ChatGPT May 24 Version < > @ 2 cs) Wl oO < x22:29™ 8 - Se SS ll Bl 12% B Yr a chat.openai.com Oo Manner Adverb Examples 1. Carefully - He handled the fragile vase carefully. 2. Slowly - The old man walked slowly across the street. 3. Loudly - The crowd cheered loudly at the concert. 4. Quietly - The baby slept quietly in her crib. 5. Happily - The children played happily in the park. 6. Anxiously - She waited anxiously for the test results. 7. Gracefully - The ballet dancer moved gracefully across the stage. 8. Swiftly - The bird flew swiftly through the sky. 9. Cautiously - The hiker descended cautiously down the steep trail. ~~ 10. Eagerly - The students eagerly raised Send a message a Free Research Preview. ChatGPT may produce inaccurate information about people, places, or facts. ChatGPT May 24 Version < > @ 2 cs) Wl oO < x11:01 = Sw - eS all Sil 96% B A raised blood potassium concentration is called hyperkalaemia. Kidney disease is a common cause of hyperkalaemia. In this condition the body is less able to excrete potassium in the urine and so the levels within the blood rise. Some drugs also decrease the kidney’s ability to excrete potassium potentially leading to hyperkalaemia. Among them are non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (such as ibuprofen) and drugs used to treat high blood pressure such as angiotensin- converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors (such as captopril), and potassium-sparing diuretics (such as spironolactone). There are many other conditions that can cause hyperkalaemia, including diabetes and Addison disease. In hospitalised patients, hyperkalaemia may occur if the patient is given too much potassium in a drip. A low blood potassium concentration is called hypokalaemia. Hypokalaemia can occur due to excessive loss of potassium for example due to severe diarrhoea and vomiting. Potassium can also be lost through your kidneys in urine. In rare cases, potassium may be low because you are not getting enough in your diet. If you have diabetes, your potassium concentration may fall after you take insulin, This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. il O < xAdverbs of Manner: Full List with Examples & Exercises In this study guide, we will walk you through a range of adverbs of manner with examples of how to use each of them in a sentence. Don’t forget to check out the exercises at the end to test your understanding! You can also download this guide as a free pdf to use offline. Ready? Let’s dive in! Click here to download this p: Glade via our mobile website! @ QB onlineteachersuk.com & Co 5 il O < x