Study the rules:
Adjectives give more information about a noun (names, people, places and things)Adverbs give� more information about a verb (an action) an adjective (quality) or another adverb (intensity)
Peter writes beautifully������������������������� Mary is specially careful with children��������� Dr. Zu is a very well known Dentist
easy (-y) + ily��� �� = easily��������������� complete + ly� = completely������ automatic + ally�� = automatically ��������� horrible (-le) + ly = horribly����� �happy(-y) + ily���� = happily������������� nice + ly��������� = nicely�������������� romantic� + ally��� = romantically ���������� simple�� (-le) + ly = simply
Some adverbs have the same form as an adjective:close, daily, early, fast, hard, high, late, right
Adjective������ Susan is fast��� � � ����� (tells the way she is)��� ����� �� She is fast��� ��� fast is an adjectiveAdverb��� ����� Susan runs fast��������� (tells the way she runs)�������� She runs fast��� fast is an adverb
Fill the gaps with the appropriate adjective or adverb:
Good & Well
Fill in the gaps with good and well where appropriate.
1.�� Peter is adriver, he drives.�
2.�� Martha cooks very . She is acook.
3.�� Mr. Jones isn't ateacher. He doesn't teach.
4.�� Do you think Celine Dion is a singer? Does she sing.
5.�� Ronaldo was asoccer player. He used to play very.
