adverios de modo em ingles

1. ENGLISH
CLASS
TEACHER EZEQUIEL G.

2. VOCABULARY OF:
THE WEATHER (PAGE 3)
NATURAL DISASTERS (PAGE 4)
PLACES AND WONDERS OF THE
WORLD (PAGE 19 AND 20)

3. PAGE 6 – CHAPTER 3

4. ADVERBS OF MANNER: DISCRIBES
VERBS. CAN BE BEFORE OR AFTER THE
VERB.
THE MOUSE IS QUIET. (adj.)
THE MOUSE WALKS QUIETLY. (adv.)
SHE IS LAZY. (adj.)
SHE RUNS LAZILY. (adv.)

5.  HE HELPED THAT GIRL KINDLY.
 THE TURTLE WALKS SLOWLY.
 AMANDA SPEAK SPANISH AND FRENCH
FLUENTLY.

7.  We use
adverbs of manner to describe how
something happens.
“He eats very healthily.”
“John writes quickly.”
“Old people usually drive slowly.”

8.  If the adjective ends in –y, we usually change
the –y to –i.
angry – angrily
easy – easily
happy – happily
healthy – healthily
heavily – heavily
noisy – nosily
busy – busily
but shy - shyly

9.  When a sentence consists of
verb + preposition + object
we can put the adverb before the preposition
or after the object.
“She listened to me carefully.”
“She listened carefully to me.”