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Find the adverb:
The old farmer shouts sadly
The adverb is "sadly"
bad
badly
Wie bildet man meistens ein Adverb of manner?
Adjektiv + -ly
The Sheriff went home quick.
The Sheriff went home quickly.
The men found the Sheriff _______ (easy).
easily (Adverb – beschreibt „found“)
Find the adverb:
The Sheriff reacted angrily when he was caught.
The adverb is "angrily"
quick
quickly
Was passiert bei Adjektiven auf die auf -y enden? (z. B. angry)
y → i + ly (angry → angrily)
The farmer was very happily.
The farmer was very happy.
The farmer was very ______ when he got his money back. (happy)
happy (Adjektiv – beschreibt „farmer“)
Find the adverb:
The Sheriff gave back the old woman's clothes slowly
The adverb is "slowly"
beautiful
beautifully
Was passiert bei Adjektiven auf -le? (z. B. simple)
-le → -ly (simple → simply)
Robin Hood caught the Sheriff easyly.
Robin Hood caught the Sheriff easily.
The Robin Hood story is ______. (dramatic)
dramatic (Adjektiv – beschreibt „Robin Hood story“)
Find the adverb:
Robin Hood rides fast to catch the Sheriff.
The adverb is "fast"
happy
happily
An welcher Position stehen Adverbs of Manner
Sie stehen hinter dem Verb.
The farmer is sadly and speaks with Robin Hood.
The farmer is sad and speaks with Robin Hood.
Sad bezieht sich auf farmer, daher brauchen wir ein Adjektiv.
The old woman showed Robin Hood the way _____. (carefully)
carefully - Adverb (bezieht sich auf "showed")