The Simple Adverbs: here, often, much, soon, late, very, well, now, just Derived: badly, backwards, clockwise Compound: sometimes, nowhere, so far, now and again, before long Adverbs of Place: here, there, outside, where… Adverbs of time: today, tomorrow, yesterday, then, since, the day after tomorrow, late, the day before yesterday Adverbs of Manner: tenderly, quietly, fast, hard Adverbs of Degree: little, much, quite, very, too, how much Divide adverbs into three columns: Yesterday, always, fast, here, easily, last year, now, usually, often, there, everywhere, sometimes, carefully, tomorrow, seldom, beautifully, badly, once, somewhere, away, perfectly, somehow, abroad, sometime, sweetly, today, out, late, early How? Where? When? How (adverbs (adverbs (adverbs often? of of place) of time) (adv.oOf manner) frequenc y Here are adjectives And what are adverbs? Quick slow good hard – lazy friendly – bright easy – fast usual – wide terrible – daily sudden – clever careless – possible sad – heavy brave Find and underline the Adverbs 1.Fast runner wins races Maths is difficult She is a good student Don’t behave rudely You’ve done your test well She is a pretty girl 7.He runs fast Ann is very sad She plays the piano beautifully 10 My father is very busy today 11 The doctor arrived immediately 12 She shouted angrily Choose the right variant 1.His heart was (deep, deeply) moved 2.The idea seemed (high, highly) strange to everybody 3.They live quite (near, nearly) You’re come too (late, lately) 5.The plane flew (high, highly), we could (hard, hardly) see it I have seen very little of him (late, lately) The tunnel was dug (deep, deeply) below the surface of the earth He was (near, nearly) run over by the car Adverb or Adjective? He left the room (slow/slowly) Jane works (hard/ hardly) He is a (nice/nicely) man The sun is shining (bright/brightly) Smoking is (bad/badly) for your health 6.She is always dressed (smart/ smartly) He shouted (angry/angrily) at me 8.The room is (comfortable/comfortably) Dick smiled (sad/sadly) 10 You should drive (slow/slowly) Which of the sentences is right? a) My friend John runs fast b) My friend John fast runs a)Did you go to the cinema last night? b) Did you last night go to the cinema? 3.a) I always come here with my dog b) I come here always with my dog a) We went to London yesterday b) We went yesterday to London a) You are a much tall man b) You are a very tall man a) Why did you come back late? b) Why did you come back lately a) It froze hardly yesterday b) It froze hard yesterday