Adverbs
Adverbs provide additional information about verbs. They are often formed by adding 'ly' to adjectives. However, some adverbs, like 'fast,' do not follow this rule. This guide showcases examples and explanations to help you grasp the concept easily.
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Adverbs An adverb tells us more about a verb Be quiet, said Kate.
Adverbs An adverb tells us more about a verb Be quiet, said Kate. Be quiet! said Kate angrily.
Adverbs Many adverbs are made by adding ly at the end of an adjective
Adverbs Many adverbs are made by adding ly at the end of an adjective adjective slow quick careful adverb
Adverbs Many adverbs are made by adding ly at the end of an adjective adjective slow quick careful adverb slowly
Adverbs Many adverbs are made by adding ly at the end of an adjective adjective slow quick careful adverb slowly quickly
Adverbs Many adverbs are made by adding ly at the end of an adjective adjective slow quick careful adverb slowly quickly carefully
Adverbs Many adverbs are made by adding ly at the end of an adjective BUT: Mike walks fast to school.
Adverbs Many adverbs are made by adding ly at the end of an adjective BUT: Mike walks fast to school.
