PPT-Form an adverb

Choose the way ly ically e y y i ly in a way искл Hard probable slow happy friendly beautiful fantastic late silly possible easy bright scientific true simple historic angry additional practical terrible fast rare energetic early lucky chilly surprising comfortable brotherly fortunate good magic guilty. PLACEMENT AND PUNCTUATION. Main. . Clause. Adverb. . Clause. . We. . watched. TV a lot. Tickets. . cost. . more. w. hen. . the. . Olympics. . were. on.. Because. . athletes. . earn. . so. Grammar Extension Activity 1.18. Use both . semicolons and. transitions to combine. sentences in your writing.. When you have . two complete . thoughts . that are . closely related, . you may . connect them with . Tuesday, September 23. rd. , 2014. Warm-Up. Consider. :. The man sighed . hugely.. - E. Annie . P. roulx. , . T. he . S. hipping . N. ews. Discuss. :. What does it mean to sigh . hugely?. How would the meaning of the sentence change if we rewrote it as: . 1. Identify the adverb in the following sentence: Reece has almost finished his guitar practice.. A. Reece. B. finished. C. his. D. almost. E. guitar. D! almost. Finished =verb, almost=adverb. 2. Choose the correct form of the adverb in the parentheses.. Adjective Clauses. Adjective or Adjectival Clauses. Adjective clauses are dependent clauses . They modify . nouns or . pronouns. Adjective . clauses clarify the noun or noun . phrase. They answer questions . Adverbs. Grammar. Learning Target:. I . can identify and explain how adverbs are used in writing.. Standards Focus:. ELAGSEL1. : Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or . Title: . Antarctic Journal. Author: . Jennifer Owings Dewey. Genre: . Journal. Review Games. Story Sort. Voc. abulary . Words:. Arcade Games. Study Stack. . Spelling City: Spelling Words . Spelling City: Vocabulary. Author:. Raymond . Bial. Genre: . Expository Nonfiction. Small Group. Timer. Review Games. Story Sort. Vocabulary. . Words. :. Arcade Games. Study Stack . Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling City: Spelling Words . An adverb is a word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. . Examples: . . The sprinter ran . swiftly. . . . (. modifies verb ran . and. . tells how. ). . . I read the funny pages . Comparative and Superlative Adverbs Comparative Adverbs A comparative adverb compares 2 actions. When comparing 2 actions add –er to the adverb. Use more instead of adding –er if the adverb ends in –ly Adverb . är ett beskrivande ord. .. Adverb beskriver . verb, adjektiv eller andra adverb.. Exempel. Han pratar . högt.. Maria är . otroligt. vacker.. Olle pratar . väldigt högt.. Adverb slutar ofta på ¨t¨.. Traditionally, adverbs mean . adverbs of time. :. . He came . yesterday. . adverbs of place: . She went . home . adverbs of manner: . They spoke . politely. Many adverbs end in (. ly. ): . badly . / carefully/ foolishly/ bravely / thankfully. Why?. We use adjectives and adverbs to add specific details about people, objects, and actions. Without such words, our language and writing would . be increasingly . straightforward and bland.. Adjectives. Adverb clauses are used to show relationships between ideas. They show relationships of . time. , . cause. . and . effect. , . contrast. , . and . condition. .. . adverb . clause . . main clause .