Formación de Adverbios en Inglés con -ly

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We use adverbs to describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. They often have the form of an adjective + -ly. There are many types of adverbs, and the ones ending in -ly are usually adverbs of degree (e.g., totally, completely) and adverbs of manner (e.g., quickly, slowly).

In this class you will learn the grammatical rules to form adverbs by adding -ly to adjectives:

General rule: add -ly after the adjective

Adjective	Adverb
honest	honestly
fair	fairly
slow	slowly
calm	calmly

Examples:

Sarah left the party quickly.
He was behaving calmly yesterday.

If the adjective ends in consonant + y, change the y to an i and add -ly

Adjective	Adverb
happy	happily
lucky	luckily
angry	angrily
easy	easily

Examples:

Let's go home. The ice cream is melting quickly.
It was the first time I saw Bob react so angrily.

If the adjective ends in ic, add -ally

Adjective	Adverb
automatic	automatically
dramatic	dramatically
basic	basically
magic	magically

Examples:

These three colors are basically the same.
Lately, the weather has changed dramatically.

If the adjective ends in le, change the le to -ly

Adjective	Adverb
possible	possibly
incredible	incredibly
terrible	terribly
horrible	horribly

Examples:

Skipping class makes me feel terribly guilty.
Jacky felt incredibly sad after the final exams.

If the adjective ends in l, double the l and add -ly

Adjective	Adverb
beautiful	beautifully
careful	carefully
hopeful	hopefully
historical	historically

Examples:

Sam sings beautifully.
Hopefully, she won’t see us.

Some adverbs have the same form as adjectives. You don’t need to add -ly. Let’s see a list of the most common ones:

fast
left
hard
right
outside
straight
late
well
little
early

Examples:

They can swim really fast.
The students are working hard to learn this topic.

Comentarios

Alejandro Díaz

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Honestly, you don't need to understand Neo Genesis Evangelion to enjoy it.

Marly Llerena

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So true XD

Jose Ulises Vidal Gomez

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Do you really think that??

Daniel Alejandro Romero

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If you want a large list of adjectives click here!

María Jimena Rodríguez Contreras

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thanks

Kevin Andrés Sossa Valencia

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Good list! That list has adjectives to describe places, personality and physical appearance!

Yeison Betancourt

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I recommend this video, to learn more and more, and also, it has a practice guide. https://youtu.be/QQ04qYwFfi0

Kevin Andrés Sossa Valencia

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Good examples!

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Thanks

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Hi :wave: You are right all the answers are good, I can change that, thanks for noticing . :D

Morelia De Los Ángele Rodríguez López

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She looks happily married to him. Hopefully, they won the world cup. these songs are incredibly beautiful.

Iliana Yamileth Sánchez González

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good

Franco Chalacan

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Daniel Alejandro Romero

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You're right

Michael Moguel

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I believe there is a mistake with the word "in", I think should to go the word "at"

Wendy Yurani Barbosa Jaimes

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I don't understand the meaning of adverb LEFT

Freddy Peñate Goberna

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Hola Wendy Yurani Barbosa Jaimes! Left se puede usar como adverbio de lugar, por ejemplo: -The door is on the LEFT (indica el lugar hacia donde está la puerta) Espero me haya explicado bien. Saludos!

Yenifer Esmeralda Solano Hernández

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Good list! That list has adjectives to describe places, personality and physical appearance!

Gabriel Beltrán Sánchez

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My father is very carefully working.

The movie way beautifully interesting.

The last two presidents in México, basically are the same.

Nidia Carolina Meza Hernandez

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fast -> fastly left -> leftly hard -> hard right -> rightly outside -> outsidely straight -> straightly late -> lately wel -> welly little -> littly early -> earlily

Maydy Julisa Nicté

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good

Marvin Alvarado

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These adverbs don't need to add -ly because have the same form as adjectives. It says so in the last paragraph

Jorge Enrique Pérez Escobar

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Thanks to f1 driver Esteban Ocon I will never forget the difference between hard and hardly.

Ocon uses the incorrect word choice to great effect

mario fernando robayo restrepo

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If the adjective ends in l, double the l and add -ly

beautifullly

If the adjective ends in l, add -ly

beautifully

Eduardo Jose

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Darwin Josué Flores López

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Mili Q.

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She looks happily married to him.
Hopefully, they won the world cup.
these songs are incredibly beautiful.

José M. Veintimilla

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General rule: add -ly after the adjective honest: honestly
If the adjective ends in consonant + y, change the y to an i and add -ly happy: happily
If the adjective ends in ic, add -ally magic: magically
If the adjective ends in le, change the le to -ly possible: possibly
If the adjective ends in l, double the l and add -ly hopeful: hopefully

Manuel Avila

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Great recap! Thanks for your comments, more than effective. If we learn these rules, then we will have a greater forward and will improve our learning.

Fernando Tovar Monraz

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Some sunshine are Beautifully special on autumn

My mom is very carfully when she cooks

some english topic are easilly to undersatand

Astrid Hurtado

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excellent class 👍

Yenifer Esmeralda Solano Hernández

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but i use to hear the expression ‘’ hardly … like hardly ever "

Freddy Peñate Goberna

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You are right! I have heard that expression to.

Keila Ivonne Lepe

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The kids cry dramatically for the toys. This is a dramatic movie.

Alejandro Sanchez

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This is the most important class. In this topic.

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