Adjectives & adverbs
Adjectives & adverbs
Today's programme
Explanation adjectives and adverbs
Short quiz
Goals:
- You will be able to explain the difference between adjectives and adverbs
- You will be able to use them correctly in sentences
Adjectives modify
verbs
nouns
adjectives
adverbs
Adverbs modify
verbs
nouns
adjectives
adverbs
Adjectives
modify NOUNS
are used in their base form
That is a green car.
My husband is always hungry.
Adverbs
modify VERBS, ADJECTIVES, OTHER ADVERBS or ENTIRE SENTENCES
base form + LY (mind spelling changes)
EXCEPTIONS are: LONG/FAST/HARD (only 1 form exists) , LATELY/QUIETLY (only 1 form exists) and GOOD > WELL
adverbs that modify verbs about the senses (taste/sound/feel/look/smell) are used in their base form
That car quickly drove around the corner.
That is an extremely fast car.
He speaks English very well.
Honestly, I could care less.
This cake smells delicious!
Quiztime!
Do you need the adjective or the adverb?
9 MC questions
Lucy is shy, so she cannot make friends _____.
easy
easily
There was long applause because she sang _____.
beautiful
beautifully
The dog looked _____, so we gave him some food.
hungry
hungrily
I asked her why she was _____, but she didn't tell me.
sad
sadly
They spoke _____ because the baby was asleep.
quiet
quietly
My aunt is a _____ driver.
terrible
terribly
Was the exercise _____?
easy
easily
They drive too _____.
dangerous
dangerously
She is a _____ tennis player, but her brother plays _____.
bad/good
bad/goodly
badly/well
bad/well