Adverbs of Feepseney An adverb of frequency tells us how often something takes place. wow always ———_/ aways wake up at 6 o'clock 90% Tusualy come home after work 80% Tnormaly swim after schoo! { 10% Toften spend Christmas with frienas 50% I sometimes play tennis on the weekend 0% \ occasionaty / Toccasionaly eat Vietnamese food 0% Tseldom go to the library 5% Trarey listen to the radio 8 0% \never/ I never isten to rock musicAdverbs of Manner Adjectives Adverbs of Manner | Rules for Forming ET drastic drastically frantic frantically When the adjective ends specific specifically in ~ic, the syllable al is dramatic dramatically usually added before the scientific scientifically —ly ending. enthusiastic enthusiastically Ending in -le simple simply When the adjective ends in preferable preferably -le preceded by a gentle gently consonant, the final -e is reasonable reasonably usually changed to -y. terrible terribly When the adjective ends in “le preceded by a vowel, we simply add -ly to the adjective. agilely solely wholly dully When the adjective ends in fully -ll, only ~y is added. shrilly When the adjective ends in “ue, we omit the final -e and add —ly. duly trulyAdverbs of Manner Rules for Forming Adjectives Adverbs of Manner happily ‘When the adjective ends easily in -y preceded by a busily consonant, the -y is hungrily usually changed to —i lazily before -ly. shyly slyly When the adjective ends in ~y preceded by a vowel, we simply add —ly to the adjective. coyly greyly gaily frequently general generally rare rarely usual usually Frequency adverbs consequent consequently, subsequent subsequently fast fast hard hard little little |Adverbs that have the same loud loud (informal)/ loudly | form as the adjectives much much straight straight Connecting adverbs good well Irregular adverb