In this English lesson we explain, adverbs review + spelling of adverbs
adverbs review, spelling rules of adverbs
Spelling of adverbs. You take the adjectives and add the following endings:
For most adjectives you add -ly
patient + ly = patiently
nice + ly = nicely
beautiful + ly = beautifully
For adjectives ending in -y, change the -y to -i and add -ly
y > ily after a consonant
easy > easily
1/English Sentence practice
John and Susan are sitting comfortably on the plane. They didn’t think it was going to be so comfortable.
They are happy that the plane is half empty and they are happily drinking a fruit juice. John can hardly believe his good luck.
He has been really careful not to overdo it.
He is carefully undoing his seatbelt because he wants to stretch his legs.
The flight attendant is friendly. John thinks that the lady in front must be lonely.
Everyone has tried extremely carefully to help him with his recovery.
For once he has time to count his blessings. He is too tired to think anymore and he falls into a very deep sleep.
He sleeps well which makes a change. He has been sleeping badly lately.
Not only did he not feel well but he looked ill.
He wakes up as the plane touches down in Alicante airport.
He goes through the security and he wonders if the machine would have detected the coin in his appendix.
As they arrive at the hotel reception he thinks that the hotel looks good.
He must send a postcard to his mother. She always tells him that he writes well. He thinks he writes badly.
English Vocabulary
2/Vocabulary Practice
- to sit comfortably
- to be so comfortable.
- they are happy
- half empty
- happily drinking
- a fruit juice.
- hardly believe
- good luck.
- to be really careful
- not to overdo it.
- carefully
- undoing his seatbelt
- to stretch his legs.
- friendly.
- to be lonely.
- extremely carefully
- with his recovery.
- For once
- to have time
- to count one’s blessings.
- to be too tired
- to think anymore
- to fall into
- a very deep sleep
- to sleep well
- it makes a change.
- as the plane touches down
- to go through security
- to detect the coin
- in his appendix
- As they arrive
- at the hotel reception
- the hotel looks good
- to send a postcard
- to write well.
- to write badly
- spelling rules of adverbs
English Grammar spelling rules of adverbs.
adverbs review + spelling of adverbs
adverbs review spelling rules of adverbs
Spelling of adverbs. You take the adjectives and add the following endings:
For most adjectives you add -ly
patient + ly = patiently
nice + ly = nicely
beautiful + ly = beautifully
For adjectives ending in -y, change the -y to -i and add -ly
y > ily after a consonant
easy > easily
happy > happily
For adjectives ending in -le, we remove -le and add -ly
le > ly
possible > possibly
clumsy > clumsily
sensible > sensibly
For adjectives ending in -ic, we add -ally
ic > ically
dramatic > dramatically
tragic > tragically
OTHER
Some adverbs of manner are irregular:
good > well
Some adverbs have the same form as the adjective
fast – fast
likely – likely
late – late
low – low
English Speaking Practise
Questions and Answers
Are you sitting comfortably?
Yes I am, you can begin.
Was I in a very deep sleep?
Yes, you were. I couldn’t wake you.
When does the plane touch down?
It should be in about 15 minutes.
What happened when you went through security?
I don’t know but the alarms went off.
Did we overdo it last night?
It doesn’t matter, we are on holiday after all.
Where were you when I went downstairs?
I went out to send a second postcard .
Did you feel the plane touch down?
I hardly felt it, it was very smooth.
It makes a change, doesn’t it?
It does, it is quite pleasant.
Can you stop the car? I would like to stretch my legs.
I will pull over right away.
We were lucky, weren’t we?
Yes, we should count our blessings.
English Pronunciation
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Let’s discover some consonant sounds together. ch, this is a voiceless sound you must feel air not vibrations, the tongue goes from the top of your mouth, so the pallets downwards, to release air.cha, chair, teacher, chop, purchase, picture, rich, peach. Let’s repeat cha, chair, teacher, chop, purchase, picture, rich, peach. Now test time, how would you pronounce these words? The answer is: venture, cheap, crutches. That’s it for today see you soon.
Spelling rules of adverbs Exercises Lesson 59
Comprehension Practice
Vocabulary Practice
Grammar Practice
