1.6.2 The unchanged adverbs

Question 1

witch adjectives and adverbs can be used as adjectives or adverbs?

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Answer 1

• Straight
• High
• Near
• Early
• Long
• Loud
• Low
• Little

1. Fast
2. Hard
3. Much

Question 2

whitch adjective exist as adverb but have a narrower meaning than their corresponding adjectives?

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Answer 2

• Highly
• Hardly
• Nearly
• Lately

they spoke higly of him (“highly” is only used in an abstract sense)

i can nearly swim (“nearly” = almost)

i haven’t seen mary lately (“lately” = recently)

I hardly know her. ( hardly = scarcely, barely) (kaum)

Question 3

what is the adverb of “good”?

Answer 3

well (irregular)

Question 4

with witch meaning does the adjective well exist also?

Answer 4

“well” also exists as an ajdective with the meaning “in good health”

examples:

how are you today? i’m very well, thanks

jac’s been unwell lately

Question 5

after witch verbs do we allways use adjectives ?

S
B
B
A
G
G
T
S
k

Answer 5

after verbes like

• S
• B
• B
• A
• G
• G
• T
• S
• k
• (all verbs ti say how sb. or sth looks, feel sounds tastes or smells

we use adjectives

examples:

this soup tastes wonderful

she seems friendly

that sauce smells so nice

it is getting/growing/turning dark