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Adverbs

Adverbs are essential words that modify verbs, clarifying how, when, where, and to what extent actions occur. This lesson explores their functions, particularly those ending in -ly, like "quickly," "carefully," and "slowly." Additionally, we learn how to compare actions with adverbs using forms like -er for two actions (e.g., "slower") and -est for three or more (e.g., "slowest"). For -ly ending adverbs, we use "more" and "most," exemplified by phrases like "more slowly" and "least likely." Mastering adverbs enhances both writing and communication skills.

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Adverbs

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  1. Adverbs Level 2

  2. What Is An Adverb? An ADVERB is a word that modifies (modificacion de verbo) a verb. It tells how, when, where, and to what extent. If I don’t pay attention to these notes, my grade will fare…

  3. When to Use Adverbs Adverbs that tell how end with the letters –ly. • Some examples are: • Fearfully • Quickly • Carefully • Slowly • Swiftly • Kindly • Completely • Perfectly

  4. We Can Also Use Them To Compare! Some adverbs compare two or more actions. Add –erto compare two actions ex. slowslower (I am slower than a cougar.) Add –estto compare three or more actions ex. slowslowest(A turtle is the slowest animal.)

  5. Remember… If the adverb ends in –ly, use the words more, most, less, or least when comparing ex. The pig runs more slowly than a dog. ex. I am the least likely person to become famous.

  6. Got It??? Try THIS!

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