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    The document defines adverbs as words that describe or provide more details about verbs. It gives examples of how sentences change meaning when an adverb is added, such as "She can sing nicely." The document also discusses how some adjectives form adverbs by adding "-ly" or "-ally" and notes that some adverbs are irregular and don't follow typical patterns. It concludes by thanking the audience for their time and hopes they now have a clearer understanding of what an adverb is.

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    The document defines adverbs as words that describe or provide more details about verbs. It gives examples of how sentences change meaning when an adverb is added, such as "She can sing nicely." The document also discusses how some adjectives form adverbs by adding "-ly" or "-ally" and notes that some adverbs are irregular and don't follow typical patterns. It concludes by thanking the audience for their time and hopes they now have a clearer understanding of what an adverb is.

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    The document defines adverbs as words that describe or provide more details about verbs. It gives examples of how sentences change meaning when an adverb is added, such as "She can sing nicely." The document also discusses how some adjectives form adverbs by adding "-ly" or "-ally" and notes that some adverbs are irregular and don't follow typical patterns. It concludes by thanking the audience for their time and hopes they now have a clearer understanding of what an adverb is.

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    Presentation 4 1.

    Presentation
    Team 4
    Adverb

    Presentation 4 2.
    “So, what is and Adverb. Adverb is a word that describes or tells
    more about a verb.
    Many Adverbs are Adjectives with –lee at the end of the word.”

    “Ex: She can sing.


    ‘sing’ is the verb. This sentence doesn’t give much detail.
    Ex: She can sing Nicely.”

    “Look at how the sentence changes when you add the adverb
    ‘Nicely’ to talk more about the verb ‘Sing’.
    Now you know how they Sing.”

    “Here are other examples:


    She dresses. = She dresses beautifully.
    I have heard this. = I have heard this before.
    She’ll be here. = She’ll be here soon.”

    Presentation 4 3.
    “Note: Many adjectives ending with –y forms the adverb by replacing
    -y with –Ily”
    Ex: Angry = Angrily
    Hungry = Hungrily

    “For adjectives ending in c, add –ally


    Ex: Automatic = Automatically

    “Some Adverbs of manner are irregulars that mean that they


    don’t end in –lee”
    Ex: Good = Well

    “Some irregular Adverbs have the same form as the adjective”


    Ex: Fast = Fast
    “As we bring our presentation to an end we once again want to
    thank you for allowing us to be here this morning and hope that this
    Activity has given you a much clearer understanding of
    Adverb.

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    LEADER: Nadine
    WRITER: Lionel
    EDITOR: Lionel
    MODERATOR: Edwina
    PRINTED BY:
    Nadine,Edwina,Erlando

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