 Noun
 Adjective
 Verb
 Preposition
 Pronoun
Adverb
Adjective or Adverb?
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He’s a careful driver.
He drives carefully.
He’s a quick worker.
He works quickly.
Adjective + ‘ly’
My son is very quiet
____.
My son speaks quietly
_____ .
He is a ____
slow driver.
He drives _____.
slowly
quiet
quietly
slow
slowly
Adverbs of manner usually come after the verb.
Adjective
An adjective tells you about a noun.
Adverb
Noun
a slow car.
Verb
An adverb tells you about a verb.
He drives slowly.
Adjectives
Adverbs
slow
slowly
angry
easy
angrily
easily
quiet
quietly
careful
carefully
Adjective + ‘ly’
 noisy
 noisily
 easy
 easily
 angry
 angrily
If a word ends in ‘y’ change the ‘y’ to an ‘i’
 Beautiful
 Beautifully
 Careful
 Carefully
If an adjective ends in ‘l’ add ‘ly’.
Irregular
 Fast
 Fast
 Hard
 Hard
 Late
 Late
 Early
 Early
 Good
 Well
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Oral practice – flashcards whole class activity - choose the
correct word
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Oral practice – pairwork mingle activity
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Write the adverb Gr. Pr. P57 Ex 38a
[Check - slide 11]
soft
soft
quick
calmly
hard
hard
quickly easy
easily
sad
sadly
angry
angrily perfect
perfectly careful carefully
slow
slowly polite
politely good
nice
nicely bad
badly
quiet
calm
fast
quietly beautiful beautifully clear
well
fast
clearly
Choose the correct word (adjective or adverb) Ex. 38d Gr Pr p. 58
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This music is too loud. We can’t talk.
She played badly and she lost the game.
We waited patiently for the letter but it never
came.
Please don’t be angry with him.
She asks intelligent questions.
The children are playing together very nicely today.
She’s a very warm person and everyone likes her.
She surprised me when she opened the door
suddenly.
You speak English very well.
It’s dangerous to swim in the sea here.
Rewrite the sentences using a verb and adverb. Gr.Pr. 38c
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They’re slow workers.
He’s a dangerous driver.
She’s a careful writer.
I’m a loud singer.
She’s a fast swimmer.
He’s a bad actor.
Jill’s a beautiful painter.
You’re a terrible dancer.
They’re good teachers.
John’s a patient listener.
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They work slowly.
He drives dangerously.
She writes carefully.
I sing loudly.
She swims fast.
He acts badly.
Jill paints beautifully.
You dance terribly.
They teach well.
John listens patiently.