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Eng 2 Live Session 7
Eng 2 Live Session 7
ENGLISH 1I
LIVE SESSION VII
WHAT ARE ADVERBS OF MANNER?
• Adverbs of manner are the largest group of adverbs. Some of them can be used as either
adjectives or adverbs. Adverbs of manner are formed by adding –ly to the corresponding
adjectives.
• Example: The boy is a bad player / She is a rapid reader
The boy plays badly. / She reads rapidly.
• When the adjective ends in –le preceded by a vowel, we simply add –ly to the adjective.
• For example:
• agile – agilely
• sole – solely (único)
• Exception: whole – wholly
• Adjectives Ending in -ll
• When the adjective ends in –ll, only –y is added.
• For example:
• dull – dully (tedioso)
• full – fully
• Adjectives Ending in -y
• When the adjective ends in -y preceded by a consonant, the -y is usually changed to –i before –ly.
• For example:
• happy – happily
• easy – easily
• When the adjective ends in -y preceded by a vowel, we simply add –ly to the adjective.
• For example:
• coy – coyly (timido)
• grey – greyly
• Exception:
• gay – gaily (alegre)