Adverbs vs adjectives part 2

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Adjectives and Adverbs
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Part 2 
Adjectives and Adverbs

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Explanation
Een adverb (bijwoord) kan  iets zeggen over een bijvoeglijk naamwoord.
The English teacher is an incredibly great teacher
                                            bijwoord bijvoeg nw
Een bijwoord kan ook iets zeggen over een ander bijwoord
This book is written very beautifully
                                         adverb     adverb

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How do we make an adverb?
Je maakt een bijwoord door  - ly toe te voegen aan het bijv. nw

For example:
beautiful - beautifully               careful-carefully             loud-loudly

adjective:    the beautiful girl
adverb:         she sings beautifully

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Exceptions 1 (uitzonderingen)
spellingswijzigingen
* bijv nw  eindigt op '-le'         =  bijwoord+ ly     terrible - terribly
* bijv nw eindigt op  medeklinker + -y  =  bijwoord +ily    
                                                 easy - easily
* bijv nw eindigt op 'ic '   = bijwoord +ally    
                        fantastic - fantastically


                      
          

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Exceptions 2
BELANGRIJK!!!!!

Bij sommige werkwoorden gebruiken we alleen een bijvoeglijk naamwoord. Dat zijn de werkwoorden die te maken hebben met je zintuigen. 
to be (zijn), to seem , to feel , to smell , to sound , to taste, to look

Het ruikt vreselijk. - It smells terrible.

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Exceptions 3
BELANGRIJK!!!!

Sommige bijvoeglijk naamwoorden hebben een ander bijwoord:
He is a good boy. - He studies well.

Sommige bijvoeglijk naamwoorden blijven altijd dezelfde vorm houden.
Bij fast, long, fair, low, high,early,hard,late,
That is a fast car. - It drives fast

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Be careful with ....

Hard              Hardly
Near              Nearly
Late                Lately


Difference in meaning!

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and watch out for these three. 
They change meaning when added ly at the end:

hard- hard/hardly = barely( nauwelijks, bijna niet)
He ran hard/he ran hardly
near - near / nearly = almost( bijna)
He was near that place/ he was nearly there
late - late / lately = recently
He arrived late (briefje dus)/ he arrived lately


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hard ≠ hardly

He works so hard.
He hardly sees his family.

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My aunt always cries very ___!
A
loud
B
loudly

Slide 10 - Quiz

The girl sings really ___!
A
fantastic
B
fantastically
C
fantasticly

Slide 11 - Quiz

I am going to be ___ for school!
A
late
B
lately

Slide 12 - Quiz

Beyoncé looks ___ fabulous, doesn't she?
A
incredible
B
incredibly

Slide 13 - Quiz

Vinny plays rugby very ___.
A
good
B
well

Slide 14 - Quiz

Which one is the adjective?
A
beautiful
B
well
C
normally
D
wonderfully

Slide 15 - Quiz

This hamburger tastes ...
A
awful
B
awfully

Slide 16 - Quiz

He drives the car ...
A
carefully
B
careful

Slide 17 - Quiz

Jamie Oliver cooks ...
A
fantastic
B
fantasticly
C
fantastically

Slide 18 - Quiz

Adverbs/adjectives, fill in the correct form
Besides that she is a (wonderful) and caring person.

Slide 19 - Open question

ADVERBS & ADJECTIVES
That soup tastes really ___ (bad), don't eat it!

Slide 20 - Open question

ADVERBS & ADJECTIVES
Shane ___ (slow) walked to the door and shut it with a ___ (loud) bang.

Slide 21 - Open question

ADVERBS & ADJECTIVES
Jolene is an ....(exceptional) talented girl.

Slide 22 - Open question

Adverbs/adjectives, fill in the correct form
The thief drove away (fast) after he'd stolen the jewels.

Slide 23 - Open question

ADVERBS & ADJECTIVES
I didn't know she could cook so ___ (good).

Slide 24 - Open question


Adverbs-adjectives- comparisons
My sister plays football ..... (energetic) than before.

Slide 25 - Open question

Planner time 

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Slide 27 - Link