adjectives vs adverbs of manner: careful/carefully, good/well, and fast, hard and late
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She is a driver.
carefulcarefullycarefulyAn adjective describes a noun: a careful driver. - 2Выбор ответа
He drives very .
carefulcarefullycarefulyAn adverb describes a verb: he drives carefully. - 3Выбор ответа
You speak English very !
goodwellgoodlyThe adverb of 'good' is 'well'. - 4Выбор ответа
My mum works every day.
hardhardlyhardy'Hard' is both an adjective and an adverb. 'Hardly' means 'almost not'. - 5Пропуск
Please speak (quiet). The baby is sleeping.
Ответ: quietlyMost adverbs add -ly to the adjective: quietly. - 6Пропуск
The test was very (easy).
Ответ: easyAfter 'be' we use an adjective: the test was easy. - 7Пропуск
The children played in the garden.
happilyhappyhappylyThe adverb describes how they played. After a consonant, -y changes to -ily: happily. - 8Пропуск
He runs very . He always wins.
fastfastlyspeedy'Fast' is both an adjective and an adverb. 'Fastly' doesn't exist. - 9Пропуск
I got up (late) this morning and missed the bus.
Ответ: late'Late' is both an adjective and an adverb. 'Lately' means 'recently'. - 10Верно / неверно
This sentence is correct: 'He plays the guitar very good.'
Ответ: НеверноWe need the adverb 'well': He plays the guitar very well. - 11Верно / неверно
This sentence is correct: 'They were very quiet during the film.'
Ответ: ВерноAfter 'be' we use an adjective: quiet. - 12Вопрос для разговора
How do you do these things: speak English, cook, swim? Use adverbs.
Пример ответа: I speak English quite well, but slowly. I cook badly, so my mum usually cooks. I swim fast.