slide 1 she is good at english she can speak english she can speak english well he is a careful man he drives he drives carefully adverbs of manner adjectives he is careful his speech was clear turtle

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<i>She is good at English.</i>

<i>She can speak English<b>...</b></i>

<i>She can speak English well</i>
<i>He is a careful man.</i>

<i>He drives <b>...</b></i>

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Adjectives
He is careful.

His speech was clear.
Turtles are slow.

That is a quiet man.
It’s a beautiful song.

Adverbs
He drives carefully.
He spoke clearly.
They move slowly.

The man speaks quietly.

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Adjectives
good

fast
hard

friendly
lovely
much

Adverbs

well
fast
hard

friendly
lovely

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• _{lovely/lovely}
• much/much
• fluent/fluently
• good/well

• successful/successfully
• bad/badly

• comfortable/comfortably
• warm/warmly

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<i>1. Jenny is a ... girl. She always </i>
<i>talks ... (lovely/lovely)</i>

<i>2. They speak English ... Their English </i>
<i>is really ...(good/well)</i>

<i>3. Edward is ... He behaves </i>

<i>...to women. (polite/politely)</i>

<i>4. Dexter can think ... He is a ... </i>
<i>thinker. (quick/quickly)</i>

<i>5. Mr. Dean does every work ... He is a </i>
<i>very ... person. (successful/ </i>

<i>successfully)</i>

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7. We didn’t bring <i>... money, and we </i>
<i>didn’t spend....(much/much)</i>

<i>8. He can speak French as ...as his </i>

<i>mother tongue. He is a very .... speaker. </i>
<i>(fluent/fluently)</i>

<i>9. We enjoyed a ... party last week. </i>
<i>The hosts welcomed their </i>

<i>guests ....(warm/warmly)</i>
<i>10. Marry Ann says that she has a </i>

<i>very ... life in Vietnam. She lives </i>
<i>as ... </i>

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<i>1. Jenny is a lovely girl. She always talks lovely </i>

<i>to us. </i>

<i>2. They speak English well. Their English is </i>
<i>really good.</i>

<i>3. Edward is a polite man. He behaves politely </i>

<i>to women.</i>

<i>4. Dexter can think quickly. He is a quick </i>

<i>thinker.</i>

<i>5. Mr. Dean does every job successfully. He is </i>
<i>a very successful person.</i>

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7.<i>We didn’t bring much money, and we </i>
<i>didn’t spend much.</i>

<i>8. He can speak French as fluently as his </i>
<i>mother tongue. He is a very fluent</i>

<i>speaker.</i>

<i>9. We enjoyed a warm party last week. The </i>
<i>hosts welcomed their guests warmly.</i>

<i>10. Marry Ann says that she has a very </i>

<i>comfortable life in Vietnam. She lives as </i>

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Comparison of Adverbs

1. Comparative and Superlative adv
1.1. Short adv

Adv Comparative Superlative
hard harder hardest
fast faster fastest

early earlier earliest
adv+er adv+est

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e.g.

I work harder this term than last term.
He came earliest this morning.

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Special Adverbs

Adv Comparative Superlative
well better best

badly worse worst
much more most
little less least

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1.2. Long adv
+ Comparative

more + adv

<i>Cindy says that Be drives more carefully than </i>
<i>James.</i>

<i> But Hero drives more carelessly than James.</i>

+ Superlative

most + adv

<i>Be drives most carefully.</i>
<i> </i>

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2. Equivalent comparison of adv
as + adv + as

He eats as much as a bear.

Ms. Mary Ann says that she lives as

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