This document discusses how adjectives can be turned into adverbs by adding "-ly". It provides examples like "happy" becoming "happily" and "gentle" becoming "gently". Some adjectives are identical in form to their adverb counterparts, like "hard", "fast", and "early". A few adjectives ending in "-ly" cannot form adverbs and instead use adverbial phrases. Some words can be both adjectives and adverbs, taking on slightly different meanings depending on whether they end in "-ly" or not, such as "hard", "free", "high", "clear", and "late".
This document discusses how adjectives can be turned into adverbs by adding "-ly". It provides examples like "happy" becoming "happily" and "gentle" becoming "gently". Some adjectives are identical in form to their adverb counterparts, like "hard", "fast", and "early". A few adjectives ending in "-ly" cannot form adverbs and instead use adverbial phrases. Some words can be both adjectives and adverbs, taking on slightly different meanings depending on whether they end in "-ly" or not, such as "hard", "free", "high", "clear", and "late".
This document discusses how adjectives can be turned into adverbs by adding "-ly". It provides examples like "happy" becoming "happily" and "gentle" becoming "gently". Some adjectives are identical in form to their adverb counterparts, like "hard", "fast", and "early". A few adjectives ending in "-ly" cannot form adverbs and instead use adverbial phrases. Some words can be both adjectives and adverbs, taking on slightly different meanings depending on whether they end in "-ly" or not, such as "hard", "free", "high", "clear", and "late".
(Adj + subst) (adv+vb) Beautiful dog. He writes beautifully. (frumos) Happy - happily Gentle - gently Automatic - automatically Good - well Some adjectives have the same form as the adverbs Hard ast !traight !till "arly #orse$worst %etter$best Some other adjectives ending in ly cannot form adverbs only adverbial phrases !illy - in a silly way riendly - in a friendly way &owardly - in a cowardly way Some adverbs can have two forms with or without ly with a difference in meaning Hard greu ma'e a lot of effort He wor's hard. Hardly de-abia almost none He hardly had any money left. Free gratis without paying (he icecream is free. Freely liber without restrictions )ou can go in "urope freely. High inalt/sus distanta a long way up (he balloon is high in the s'y. Highly inalt/bun opinie have a good opinion (hey thin' highly about you. Clear sta departe de 'eep away !tand clear of drugs. Clearly clar so we can understand !pea' clearly. Late tarziu *t+s late, we should go home. Lately recent recently * haven+t seen you lately.