ADVERBS

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COLÉGIO NAVAL 	
LÍNGUA INGLESA
2º ANO 
1T (RM2-T) ADRIANA
GM (RM2-T) MYLENE COSTA
English Class
ADVERBS 
 
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COLÉGIO NAVAL 	
LÍNGUA INGLESA
2º ANO 
1T (RM2-T) ADRIANA
GM (RM2-T) MYLENE COSTA
 
* We use ADVERBS to say how people do things;
* Adverbs usually go after the verb; 
Ex.: I speak English well.
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COLÉGIO NAVAL 	
LÍNGUA INGLESA
2º ANO 
1T (RM2-T) ADRIANA
GM (RM2-T) MYLENE COSTA
 
ADJECTIVES + LY = ADVERBS
Ex.: Tom is a careful driver.
 (ADJ.)
Tom drives carefully. 
 (ADV.)
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COLÉGIO NAVAL 	
LÍNGUA INGLESA
2º ANO 
1T (RM2-T) ADRIANA
GM (RM2-T) MYLENE COSTA
 
ADJECTIVES + LY = ADVERBS
Ex.: She speaks a perfect English.
 (ADJ.)
She speaks English perfectly. 
 (ADV.)
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Adverbs formation:
Adjectives ending in consonant + y: 
heavy – heavily
easy – easily
 
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Irregular form:
good - well
fast - fast
hard - hard 
late - late
 
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Irregular form:
Your poems are good.
You write poems well.
Jack is a fast runner.
Jack runs very fast.
 
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Irregular form:
The bus was late.
I got up late yesterday. (not “lately”)
* lately = recently
Kate is a hard worker.
Kate works hard. (not “works hardly”)
* hardly = almost not
 
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Irregular form:
Not all words ending in –ly are adverbs. 
Some adjectives and verbs end in -ly too.
Ex.: friendly (adjective); lonely (adjective); apply (verb); silly (adjective)