Adjective vs Adverb

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo g, t
• Leerjaar 2

At the end of the class

- Ken je het verschil tussen een adjective en een adverb

- Kun je een adverb maken.

- Kun je in een zin kiezen tussen een adjective of adverb.

We live in a SAFE neighbourhood.
Waar zegt SAFE iets over?

1. mens, dier of ding
2. werkwoord
3. bijvoeglijk naamwoord

She drives SAFELY.
Waar zegt SAFELY iets over?

1. mens, dier of ding
2. werkwoord
3. bijvoeglijk naamwoord

My dad is a REALLY strong man.
Waar zegt REALLY iets over?

1. mens, dier of ding
2. werkwoord
3. bijvoeglijk naamwoord

Zegt iets over	gebruik	Voorbeeld
mens, dier, ding	BN (adjective)	She is a nice girl. This girl is nice .
werkwoord	BW (adverb) (BN + ly)	That was nicely done. She acted nicely .
BN	BW (adverb) (BN + ly)	She is an extremely nice girl.

Let op: soms hebben bijwoorden een eigen vorm: fast (geen -ly erbij) , very, well (van good)

My cousin always walks very _____.

1. quick
2. quickly

Thomas is very _____. He always helps me.

1. kind
2. kindly

The ______ man opened the door and looked inside.

1. nervous
2. nervously

The man _____ opened the door and looked inside.

1. nervous
2. nervously

She is the most _____ person I know.

1. polite
2. politely

He lived ... on his farm.

1. simple
2. simply

Mum always dresses ________________.

1. beautiful
2. beautifully

Don't eat so ____ (QUICK). It's not good for you.

Can you speak __ (SLOW) please?

Bill is a very ____ (CAREFUL) driver.

Jane can run very ____ (FAST).

Some companies pay their workers very ___ (BAD)

I don't remember much about the accident. It happened ___ (QUICK).

Your English is very good. You speak it ___ (GOOD).

How well do you think you know the difference?

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To finish

Do exercises 8, 9 and 10

Unit 6, Lesson 4