Adjectives and Adverbs

Adjectives and Adverbs
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Adjectives and Adverbs

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Aim of this lesson

You know:
  • the difference between adjectives and adverbs
  • how to form them
  • how to use them

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Adjectives


(bijvoeglijke naamwoorden)

1. Frank is a good singer 
2. My brother is a careful driver.
3. This is a really big school.
An adjective describes something or someone, it says something about the noun (zelfstandig naamwoord). 

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Adverbs
1. An adverb describes how something is done

1. Frank sings well. 
2. My brother drives carefully.
Adverbs (Bijwoorden) beschrijven andere woorden. Ze geven aan hoe iets wordt gedaan. Ze slaan dan ook vaak terug op een werkwoord dat in de zin wordt genoemd. Frank zingt mooi. Zingt is het werkwoord.

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2. An adverb can also describe an adjective.

1. Frank is an extremely good singer.
2. My brother is an awfully careful driver.
3. It's an absolutely perfect video clip.
4. This is a really big school.


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3. An adverb can also describe another adverb in the sentence.

1. Frank sings absolutely beautifully.
2. My brother drives really well.
3. That clip was filmed extremely perfectly. 




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4. An adverb can also describe a complete sentence

1. Typically, Gemma was late again.
2. Unfortunately, I will be out of the office for the next 3 days.
3. Surprisingly, the team was beaten in the final.




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To summarize
Een bijwoord verwijst naar een van de volgende dingen.
1. Een werkwoord
2. Een bijvoeglijk naamwoord
3. Een ander bijwoord
4. een hele zin




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-ly
Most adverbs are formed by adding -ly after the adjective.
Beautiful - beautifully

Remember! Sometimes the spelling of the adverb changes. 
Terrible - terribly
Easy - easily
Fantastic - fantastically

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Irregular  adverbs
There are also irregular adverbs. The adverb for good is  well - She's a good performer. She performs well. 
- It was late at night. –We talked late into the night.

A few adverbs have the same form as the adjective.
Fast (snel), fair (sportief/eerlijk), low, high, hard, long, late, loud  and straight (onmiddellijk) - He's a fast driver, He drives fast






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Pay attention!
If you use a 'verb of the senses' (een zingtuiglijk werkwoord, waarmee je iets doet met je zintuigen), you use an adjective where you should normally use an adverb. 
Your senses are your eyes, nose, mouth, fingers and ears, so 'verbs of the senses' are: see, smell, taste, feel, hear
For example: 
The song sounds beautiful. (not beautifully). 
The softness of your jacket feels good. (not well)

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Which one is the adjective?
A
Beautiful
B
Well
C
Normally
D
Wonderfully

Slide 12 - Quiz


The singer sings really ...
A
Good
B
Well

Slide 13 - Quiz


This hamburger tastes ...
A
Awful
B
Awfully

Slide 14 - Quiz


You can ... open the box.
A
Easy
B
Easily
C
Easyly

Slide 15 - Quiz


The football players ... sang along with the national anthem.
A
passionate
B
passionately

Slide 16 - Quiz


Jamie Oliver cooks ...
A
Fantastic
B
Fantasticly
C
Fantastically

Slide 17 - Quiz


That pizza smells ...
A
Nicely
B
Nice

Slide 18 - Quiz

I understand the difference between adjectives and adverbs
😒🙁😐🙂😃

Slide 19 - Sondage