Adjectives careless quiet noisy bad happy quick polite warm exact strong Adverbs careless ly quiet ly noisi ly bad ly happi ly quick ly polite ly warm ly exact ly strong ly... Adjectives[r]
(1)She is good at English.
She can speak English
She can speak English well He is a careful man.
He drives
(2)(3)Adjectives He is careful
His speech was clear Turtles are slow
That is a quiet man It’s a beautiful song
Adverbs He drives carefully He spoke clearly They move slowly
The man speaks quietly
(4)(5)Adjectives good
fast hard
friendly lovely much
Adverbs
well fast hard
friendly lovely
(6)• lovely/lovely • much/much • fluent/fluently • good/well
• successful/successfully • bad/badly
• comfortable/comfortably • warm/warmly
(7)1 Jenny is a girl She always talks (lovely/lovely)
2 They speak English Their English is really (good/well)
3 Edward is He behaves
to women (polite/politely)
4 Dexter can think He is a thinker (quick/quickly)
5 Mr Dean does every work He is a very person (successful/
successfully)
(8)7 We didn’t bring money, and we didn’t spend (much/much)
8 He can speak French as as his
mother tongue He is a very speaker (fluent/fluently)
9 We enjoyed a party last week The hosts welcomed their
guests (warm/warmly) 10 Marry Ann says that she has a
very life in Vietnam She lives as
(9)1 Jenny is a lovely girl She always talks lovely
to us
2 They speak English well Their English is really good.
3 Edward is a polite man He behaves politely
to women.
4 Dexter can think quickly He is a quick
thinker.
5 Mr Dean does every job successfully He is a very successful person.
(10)7.We didn’t bring much money, and we didn’t spend much.
8 He can speak French as fluently as his mother tongue He is a very fluent
speaker.
9 We enjoyed a warm party last week The hosts welcomed their guests warmly.
10 Marry Ann says that she has a very
comfortable life in Vietnam She lives as
(11)Comparison of Adverbs
1 Comparative and Superlative adv 1.1 Short adv
Adv Comparative Superlative hard harder hardest fast faster fastest
early earlier earliest adv+er adv+est
(12)e.g
I work harder this term than last term He came earliest this morning
(13)Special Adverbs
Adv Comparative Superlative well better best
badly worse worst much more most little less least
(14)1.2 Long adv + Comparative
more + adv
Cindy says that Be drives more carefully than James.
But Hero drives more carelessly than James.
+ Superlative
most + adv
Be drives most carefully.
(15)2 Equivalent comparison of adv as + adv + as
He eats as much as a bear
Ms Mary Ann says that she lives as