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The document discusses adverbs and how they are used to modify verbs and provide more details about the verb. It notes that many adverbs are formed by adding "-ly" to the end of an adjective. However, it also provides an example of an adverb ("fast") that is not formed this way. The document provides examples of adjectives and their corresponding adverb forms to illustrate this common way adverbs are constructed in English.
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Adverbs in direct speech
- 1. AdverbsAdverbs • An adverb tells us more about a verbAn adverb tells us more about a verb ““Be quiet,” said Kate.Be quiet,” said Kate.
- 2. AdverbsAdverbs • An adverb tells us more about a verbAn adverb tells us more about a verb ““Be quiet,” said Kate.Be quiet,” said Kate. ““Be quiet!” said Kate angrily.Be quiet!” said Kate angrily.
- 3. AdverbsAdverbs • Many adverbs are made by addingMany adverbs are made by adding –ly–ly atat the end of an adjectivethe end of an adjective
- 4. AdverbsAdverbs • Many adverbs are made by addingMany adverbs are made by adding –ly–ly at theat the end of an adjectiveend of an adjective adjectiveadjective adverbadverb slowslow quickquick carefulcareful
- 5. AdverbsAdverbs • Many adverbs are made by addingMany adverbs are made by adding –ly–ly at theat the end of an adjectiveend of an adjective adjectiveadjective adverbadverb slowslow quickquick carefulcareful slowlyslowly
- 6. AdverbsAdverbs • Many adverbs are made by addingMany adverbs are made by adding –ly–ly at theat the end of an adjectiveend of an adjective adjectiveadjective adverbadverb slowslow quickquick carefulcareful slowlyslowly quicklyquickly
- 7. AdverbsAdverbs • Many adverbs are made by addingMany adverbs are made by adding –ly–ly at theat the end of an adjectiveend of an adjective adjectiveadjective adverbadverb slowslow quickquick carefulcareful slowlyslowly quicklyquickly carefullycarefully
- 8. AdverbsAdverbs • Many adverbs are made by addingMany adverbs are made by adding –ly–ly atat the end of anthe end of an adjective • BUT:BUT: “ Mike walks fast to school.”
- 9. AdverbsAdverbs • Many adverbs are made by addingMany adverbs are made by adding –ly–ly atat the end of anthe end of an adjective • BUT:BUT: “ Mike walks fast to school.”
- 10. AdverbsAdverbs • Many adverbs are made by addingMany adverbs are made by adding –ly–ly atat the end of anthe end of an adjective • BUT:BUT: “ Mike walks fast to school.”