Adverbs and adjectives

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I know the difference between adjectives and adverbs and I can use them in writing

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Today's lesson

I know the difference between adjectives and adverbs and I can use them in writing

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what you already should know

nouns

words expressing people,animals, things, events etc

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what you already should know

nouns

words expressing people,animals, things, events etc

practically the whole universe

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sometimes these nouns do something

you need verbs to express this

Water flows

The teacher teaches

Kung Fu Panda ...?

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sometimes these nouns do something

you need verbs to express this

Water flows

The teacher teaches

Kung Fu Panda ...?

eats

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In English (and all other languages)

we have words that say something about nouns: adjectives

and words that say something about verbs:

adverbs

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You'll find adjectives

before the noun:

cold water

Or inanother place when used with to be or other linking verbs:

The water is cold

The water feels cold

The water seems cold

The water appears cold

The water smells cold

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You'll find adjectives

before the noun:

cold water

Or inanother place when used with to be or other linking verbs:

The water is cold

The water feels cold

The water seems cold

The water appears cold

The water smells cold

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Text

you can't smell cold!

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How to make an adverb out of an adjective

just add: -ly at the end

beautiful>>> beautifully

quick>>>> quickly

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exceptions? of course

easy- easily

humble- humbly

early-early

lovely-lovely

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besides this there are irregulars:

good - well

fast - fast

hard - hard

long - long

low - low

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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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find the mistakes (mind you, it may also be correct)

He shut the door hardly: it was almost damaged.

She smiled so friendlyly to me, it made me shy.

They played badly last weekend.

I'm gladly you all arrived early.

This soup smells well, may I have a cup of it?

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find the mistakes (mind you, it may also be correct)

He shut the door hardly: it was almost damaged.

She smiled so friendlyly to me, it made me shy.

They played badly last weekend.

I'm gladly you all arrived early.

This soup smells well, may I have a cup of it?

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Translate into English

Zij schreewden boos naar de kinderen (angry)

De kinderen speelden blij in de tuin (happy)

He kocht een dure car (expensive)

Het was koud vannacht (cold)

Ze aaide haar honds hoofd zachtjes. (gentle)

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They shouted at the kids angrily.

The children played in the garden happily.

He bought an expensive car

It was cold last night

She stroke her dog's head gently.

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further study and practice

https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/adjectives-adverbs/adjective-or-adverb

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questions?

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