'Working hard or hardly working?'
adverbs
Adverbs are used to give us more information about a verb. They give us information on how something happens or how something is done. For example:
'She cried badly when her dog died'.
'He easily climbed the wall'.
Many English adverbs end in –ly. They are often made by adding –ly to the end of an adjective: quick + ly = quickly.
Be careful!
Sometimes adjectives end in –ly. For example:
friendly, lonely and lovely.
adjectives
Adjectives are used to tell us about nouns. They tell us about people and things.
'That was a bad film'.
'My exam was easy'.
adverb + adjective
Adverbs can be used with adjectives. Take a look at the following examples:
adverb+adjective
extremely expensive
incredibly surprisedÂ
reasonably good
Now read the following sentences and decide if an adverb or adjective is needed:
- Relax. He's a ___ driver.
- Your brother is so ___.
- I always work ___ during the week.
- You ___ touched your lunch.
- Your brother is so ___.














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how to use adverbs and adjectives
It's a useful lesson but I have doubts on deciding whether it's adverb or adjective.In a given sentence
At the party every one was beautifully dressed
To my knowledge I assume it's the case of adverb+ adjective.
Am i right?
Please explain if possible
DucNgoc Yes, I agree with
DucNgoc
Yes, I agree with you, I simply think like this: Adverbs is put after the verb, and in front of the adjective.
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Adjective and adverbs
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Why< Feel bad > but ?
Why< Feel bad > but ?
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I often come across using adverbs before adjectives. Now I see. Adjectives describe nouns and adverbs describe verbs. Thank you.
adv adj
this lesson is very useful. I din't know exactly when I have to use verbs with ly at the end.
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I didn't understand
If I have understood correctly, when we have questions "How" - we need to use "adverb" & when we answer on a question "Which", we need to chose "ajective".
Please, could you explain me about ussue #.3 I always work ___ during the week? I coudn't understand why the correct answer is "hard"? How I work always? It seems to me I need to chose adverb.
And the similar situation with point #10 It's natural to feel ___ before a job interview.
Why we need fill in "nervous"?
Please, explain me, if it possible!!!
For Natalia2108
Hi,
In question three, "hard" is the right choice because it is used as an adverb, not an adjective!
In ten, "feel" is a sense verb and should be followed by an adjective, not an adverb e.g. "This cake tastes delicious."
adjective or adverb
On a test I had a question, that went like this :
It's ___________ by air.
A) Quicker
More quicker
C) More quickly
D) Quickly
I'm stuck trying to understand whether it's should be an adverb or an adjective. So is it A or C? And why?
Thanks!
Comparative adjective
"It's quicker by air". 'Quicker' is a comparative adjective, used when comparing two things e.g. "It's quicker to Berlin by air than by train."
Hope that helps,
Chris
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