This document discusses adverbs and how they are used to describe verbs. It provides examples of sentences using adverbs correctly formed with the -ly suffix added to an adjective. The document emphasizes that adverbs are used to describe how an action happens, as in the example sentence "She is reading loudly". It reminds the reader that to form an adverb from an adjective, the suffix -ly is added, such as loud + ly to make loudly.

1. Adverbs
Circle the correct word.
1. She jumped __________ . ( high / highly )
2. They were running __________. ( quickly / quick )
3. The star shines __________. ( bright / brightly )
Adverbs
Circle the correct word.
1. She jumped __________ ( high / highly )
2. They were running __________ ( quickly / quick )
3. The star shines __________ ( bright / brightly
An adverb tells us how
something happens.
Example:
She is reading loudly.
Remember!
loud + ly = loudly
An adverb tells us how
something happens.
Example:
She is reading loudly.
Remember!
loud + ly = loudly