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ADJECTIVES and

ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES

 We use adjectives to say more about a

noun or a pronoun

 They go before a noun or a pronoun

 Adjectives have no plural forms

 Adjectives go AFTER (not BEFORE)

APPEAR, BE, BECOME, FEEL, GET,

LOOK, SEEM, SMELL, SOUND, TASTE You look tired

That seems easy

 Some –LY adjectives have no adverbs:

FRIENDLY , LIVELY ; LOVELY ; LONELY ;

SILLY

in a friendly , silly , lovely … way

SPELLING CHANGES

 -le changes to –ly terrible / terribly

 -y changes to –ily happy /happily

 -ic changes to –ically

automatic / automatically

 -ue changes to –uly true / truly

 -ll changes to –lly full / fully

ADVERBS

 We use adverbs to say more about a verb

(adverb after a verb / adverb before an

adjective / adverb before another adverb.)

 Adverbs tell you how , when , where or

how much something happens

 They usually go at the end of a sentence

 Never between the verbs and its object

 We form most adverbs by adding –LY to the adjective

 Irregular :

 GOOD – WELL;

 HARD – HARD;

 LATE – LATE

ADJECTIVES and ADVERBS

 EARLY, LATE, HARD, LOUD, FAST,

DAILY, HIGH, LOW, RIGHT, WRONG, WEEKLY, MONTHLY can be adjectives

and adverbs

I always catch the early train

We got up early

Complete the sentences by choosing between the words given in brackets (1)

arrived late

paintings at the museum

Complete the sentences by choosing between the words given in brackets (2)

and they lost

magazine / magazine monthly)

badly) last night

don’t play football very _ (good / well)