Adjectives vs adverbs

Adjectives vs adverbs
Bijvoeglijk naamwoorden vs bijwoorden

At the end of this lesson you know what adjectives and adverbs are and how to use them.
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Adjectives vs adverbs
Bijvoeglijk naamwoorden vs bijwoorden

At the end of this lesson you know what adjectives and adverbs are and how to use them.

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Adjectives
Say something about a noun.

Beautiful house
fast car
sweet boy

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Adverbs
How to form? Adjective + ly 
wonderfully / beautifully/ entirely
Say something about:
1. a verb
2. an adjective
3. an adverb
4. the whole sentence

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1. a verb
They sang wonderfully
wonderfully says something about sang. 
Sang is a verb. 

My sister worked consistently.
consistently says something about worked.
worked is a verb.

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2. an adjective
This is a very hard exercise.
Very says something about hard.
hard is an adjective

This is an incredibly beautiful painting.
incredibly says something about beautiful.
beautiful is an adjective.

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3. an adverb
They read incredibly fast. 
incredibly says something about fast.
fast is an adverb (because it says something about read)

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4. whole sentence
Luckily, we got the tickets.
Always at the beginning of the sentence.

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Important to think of
Waar zegt het woord wat je moet invullen iets over?

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Spelling rules for adverbs
Incredible -- incredibly
basic -- basically
easy -- easily

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Exercise
1. That is a ________ car you are driving. (beautiful)
2. She sings _______ (beautiful)
3. That is an ________ phone.  (incredible)
4. This car is _________ fast. (extreme)
5. This question is ________ hard. (unbelievable) 
6. She can draw extremely ______. (good)

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The _____ view was amazing. (breathtaking, breathtakingly)
She cooks _____ . (excellent, excellently)
She speaks  _____ . (confident, confidently)
He is _____ at playing piano. (skilled, skillfully)
The _____ food was delicious. (spicy, spicy)
She speaks French ______. (fluent, fluently)
He is _____ in his movements. (graceful, gracefully)
The _____ performance was breathtaking. (stunning, stunningly)
The _____ animal was majestic. (noble, nobly)
The _____ painting was a masterpiece. (magnificent, magnificently)

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End of the lesson: What can you tell me about adjectives and adverbs?

Slide 13 - Open question

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