Adverbs and adjectives

Lazy cat Tombili
This lazy cat's name was Tombili. Everyday, he lazily sat on this curb. The people loved this chubby cat and his relaxed attitude. They quickly took photos of him. When he sadly passed away, people put a  beautiful statue of him at this urban location. 
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Lazy cat Tombili
This lazy cat's name was Tombili. Everyday, he lazily sat on this curb. The people loved this chubby cat and his relaxed attitude. They quickly took photos of him. When he sadly passed away, people put a  beautiful statue of him at this urban location. 

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Why were some words written in bold?

Slide 2 - Open question

There were two types of words written in bold.
What are the two types?

Slide 3 - Mind map

Slide 4 - Video

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Slide 7 - Slide

What six verbs NEVER get an adverb but ALWAYS an adjective?

Slide 8 - Open question

How do you make an adverb?

Slide 9 - Open question

Time to check! 
QUIZ! 

Slide 10 - Slide

He _______ reads a book.
A
quick
B
loud
C
quickly
D
slowily

Slide 11 - Quiz

It is a ______ day today. The class is _______ loud today.
A
terrible, terribly
B
terribly, terrible
C
terrible, terrible
D
terribly, terribly

Slide 12 - Quiz

He is very sensible. He always drives the car very ________.
A
careful
B
carefully

Slide 13 - Quiz

She is a great singer. She sings the song _____.
A
good
B
well

Slide 14 - Quiz

You can _____ open this box.
A
easy
B
easily

Slide 15 - Quiz

Don't speak so ____. I don't understand.
A
fast
B
fastly

Slide 16 - Quiz

After the accident, the bus driver was _____ injured.
A
serious
B
seriously

Slide 17 - Quiz

The tajine smells _____.
A
good
B
well.

Slide 18 - Quiz

Kevin is _____ clever.
A
extreme
B
extremely

Slide 19 - Quiz

Our basketball team played _____ last Friday.
A
bad
B
badly

Slide 20 - Quiz

How well do you understand adverbs and adjectives now?
A
Extremely well, I could teach classes on it.
B
Fairly well, but I do have a few questions left
C
A little bit, I want you to explain it again
D
I feel terrible about it, please help!

Slide 21 - Quiz

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