Adjectives and Adverbs 1 (quick/quickly) Flashcards

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We can form many adverbs from an adjective by adding the suffixe -__.

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We can form many adverbs from an adjective by adding the suffixe -ly.

Quick/quickly

Serious/seriously

Careful/carefuly

Heavy/heavily

But not all words ending by -ly are adverbs:

Friendly, lively, silly, lovely, for example, are adjectives.

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Adjectives tell us about a n___ and we use the first before the second.

Adverbs tell us about a v___ (how somebody does something or how something happens).

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Adjectives tell us about a noun and we use the first before the second:

Tom is a careful driver. (not a carefuly driver)

Adverbs tell us about a verb (how somebody does something or how something happens).

Tom drove carefuly along the road. (not drove careful)

We also use adjectives after some verbrs (be/look, sound, etc):

Please be quiet. You look so serious.

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We also use adverbs b____ adjectives and other adverbs.

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We also use adverbs before adjectives and other adverbs.

Reeasonably cheap

Terribly sorry

Incredibly quickly

We can also une and adverb before a past participe:

Two people were seriously injured in the accident.

The conference was very badly organized.

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Complete with an adverb. Our team lost the game because we played very bad____.

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Complete with an adverb. Our team lost the game because we played very badly.

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Complete with an adverb. We had to wait for a long time, bu we waited pat____.

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Complete with an adverb. We had to wait for a long time, bu we waited patiently.

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Complete with an adverb. Mike stays in shape by playing tennis reg____.

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Complete with an adverb. Mike stays in shape by playing tennis regularly.

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Put the correct word. I think you behaved very selfish/selfishly.

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Put the correct word. I think you behaved very selfishly.

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Put the correct word. Kelly is terrible/terribly upset about losing her job.

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Put the correct word. Kelly is terribly upset about losing her job.

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Put the correct word. There was a sudden/suddenly change in the weather.

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Put the correct word. There was a sudden change in the weather.

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Put the correct word. These pants are already coming apart. They’re bad/badly made.

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Put the correct word. These pants are already coming apart. They’re bad/badly made.

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Put the correct word. Don’t go up that latter. It doesn’t look safe/safely.

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Put the correct word. Don’t go up that latter. It doesn’t look safe.

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Put the correct word. Our vacation was too short. The time passed very quick/quickly.

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Put the correct word. Our vacation was too short. The time passed very quickly.

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Put the correct word. Amy and Eric are very happy/happily married.

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Put the correct word. Amy and Eric are very happily married.

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Put the correct word. Everything was very quiet. There was complete/completely silence.

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Put the correct word. Everything was very quiet. There was complete silence.

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Put the correct word. I tried on the shoes and they fit me perfect/perfectly.

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Put the correct word. I tried on the shoes and they fit me perfectly.

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