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In any task, you will have to write 3 meaningful sentences correctly using adverbs of manners.

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Complete the sentence with the correct word and your own ideas.
1. A snack which I can make (fast) _________ is ...
2. A dish which we should enjoy (slow) _________ is ...
3. The perfect snack when I am studying (hard) _________ is ...

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https://www.ef.com/wwen/english-resources/english-grammar/adverbs-manner/

1. Where do we usually place adverbs of manner? - After (a) _____ and after (b) _____

2. Choose all answers that are correct.
a. She eats noisily noodles
b. She eats noodles noisily.
c. She noisily eats noodles.

3. Why do we sometimes use an adverb of manner (a) before a verb? (b) at the beginning of the sentence?

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Write the country to answer the questions.

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Write the country to answer the questions.

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1. Where do women always take their seat before men?

2. Where is it rude to point with your knife or fork?

3. Where can't we hold your bowl in your hands?

4. Where is it rude to play with chopsticks?

5. Where can we  show that we enjoy the meal by leaving the plate empty?

6. Where must we stir tea in the teacup without making any sound?

7. Where do we have to wait for the elders to eat first?

8. Where is it okay to eat noodles easily?

9. (**Hard question) Where do we use a fork only to push food onto our spoon?

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Write about your eating habits (40-50 words) using at least
- 2 adverbs of manners.
- 2 relative clauses.

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Use your knowledge and find information to write about table manners in Vietnam in at least 60 words. Use at least 2 adverbs. correctly

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https://www.wallstreetenglish.com/exercises/adverbs-of-manner

1. What does an adverb of manner describe?

2. What is the common rule to make adverbs from adjectives?

3. Write some irregular adverbs of manners and their adjectives.

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We can use adverbs in many ways, from describing how often we do something to where we do it. What about adverbs of manner? What are they for and how do we use them? Read on to find out more!

An adverb is a word that describes how, where, or with what frequency we do an action (or 'verb'). For example,

Adverbs of manner

An adverb of manner describes how you do an action. For example,

Adverbs of manner are really useful because they let us add a lot of extra details to descriptions, to make what we say more interesting and dynamic to the listener or reader.

How to create an adverb of manner

To make adverbs of manner, we usually add -ly to the adjective. For example,

When an adjective ends in -y we change the -y to -i then add -ly. For example,

However, there are also some irregular adverbs:

Here are some examples:

You speak English fluently.

I slept badly last night.

The children did really well in their test.

He worked hard and got a promotion.

The nurse picked up the baby gently.

Try to do it carefully so we don't have to redo it.

A car suddenly came round the corner and nearly hit us!

Julie tearfully said goodbye to her boyfriend.

Go straight down this road then turn left.

I hate getting up late.

My brother drives very fast and aggressively.

Kids, try to do your homework quietly, please.

She dresses very elegantly, doesn't she?

Shall I close the lid tightly?

It rained heavily all through the night.

Where does an adverb of manner go in a sentence?

In most cases, adverbs of manner come after a verb. For example,

Sometimes however, the adverb is put before the verb to add emphasis to the meaning. For example,

If there are two verbs in the sentence, the position of the adverb can change the meaning. For example,

They accepted the offer immediately and moved out.

They accepted the offer and moved out immediately.

In the first sentence 'immediately' relates only to the first verb, while in the second sentence 'immediately' refers to both actions.

As you can see from this example, you can't separate a verb and its object. For example,

They accepted the offer immediately.

NOT

They accepted immediately the offer.

Adjective or adverb?

We use an adjective to describe a noun, and an adverb to describe a verb. So the only we usually use with an adjective is the verb 'to be'. For example,

And if we change these two sentences to use a verb instead of a noun, they become:

The only other verbs that can be used with adjectives instead of adverbs are look, sound, smell, and seem. We use these verbs to describe what we see, smell, or hear. For example,

You look tired. - From what I can see you're tired.

It sounds interesting. - From what I hear you're tired.

It smells delicious. - From the smell I can understand it's very good.

They seem bored. - From their appearance I think they're bored.

Adverbs of manner help us give a lot of detail to actions and can make us much more expressive. Start paying attention to when you hear people use them, and try adding them to your own language.

In the meantime, are you ready to practice? Try the fun quiz on this post.

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We can use adverbs in many ways, from describing how often we do something to where we do it. What about adverbs of manner?

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You can use some of the adverbs here to write sentences

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1. Chile
2. England
3. Korean
4. China
5. India
6. England
7. Korean
8. Japan
9. Thailand

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1. Chile
2. China
3. South Korea
4. Japan
5. India
6. England
7. South Korea
8. Japan
9. Thailand

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1. Chile
2. England
3. South Korea
4. China
5. India
6. England
7. South Korea
8. Japan
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2. England
3. Korean
4. China
5. India
6. England
7. Korean
8. Japan
9. Thailand

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1. Chile
2. China
3. South Korea
4. China
5. India
6. England
7. South Korea
8. Japan
9. Thailand

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1. Chile
2. England
3. South Korea
4. China
5. India
6. England
7.  South Korea
8. Japan
9. Thailand

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2. England
3. Korea
4. China
5. India
6. England
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2. England
3. Korean
4. China
5. India
6. England
7. Korean
8. Japan
9. Thailand

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1. Chile
2. England
3. South Korea
4. China
5. India
6. England
7. Korea
8. Japan
9. Thailand

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4.China
5.India
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3 South Korea
4 China
5 India
6 England
7 South Korea
8 Japan
9 Thailand

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1. An adverb of manner describes how you do an action.
2.
- To make adverbs of manner, we usually add -ly to the adjective.
- When an adjective ends in -y we change the -y to -i then add -ly.
- However, there are also some irregular adverbs:

3.

good – well

hard – hard

fast – fast

late – late

straight – straight

high – high

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1. An adverb is a word that describes how, where, or with what frequency we do an action (or ‘verb’)
2. add -ly at the end of the verb
3. Quick - quickly
Terrible-terribly
happy - happily

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1. An adverb of manner describes how you do an action. For example,

They dress elegantly.

Some elderly people drive slowly.

She works very hard.

2. When an adjective ends in -y we change the -y to -i then add -ly. For example,

happy – happily

greedy – greedily

easy – easily

3. beautiful - beautifully
angry - angrily
good -well

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1.An adverb of manner describes how you do an action.
2.To make adverbs of manner, we usually add -ly to the adjective. For example,

quick – quickly

careful – carefully

gentle – gently

When an adjective ends in -y we change the -y to -i then add -ly. For example,

happy – happily

greedy – greedily

easy – easily

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1. Verb/ Adjective
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3. . . .

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a) the main verb.
b) the object.
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1. An adverb is a word that describes how, where, or with what frequency we do an action (or ‘verb’).
2. To make adverbs of manner, we usually add -ly to the adjectives

When an adjective ends in -y we change the -y to -i then add -ly.
3. Some irregular adverbs of manners and their adjectives

good – well

hard – hard

fast – fast

late – late

straight – straight

high – high

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1. A snack which I can make (fast) faster is noodles
2. A dish which we should enjoy (slow) slowly is soup
3. The perfect snack when I am studying (hard) hard is sandwich

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1. A snack which I can make fast is sandwich.
2. A dish which we should enjoy slowly is soup.
3. The perfect snack when I am studying hard is bread.

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1. A snack which I can make fastly is sandwich.
2. A dish which we should enjoy slowy is noodles.
3. The perfect snack when I am studying hard is cookie.

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1. A snack which I can make fast is yogurt with banana
2. A dish which we should enjoy slowly is a dish that delicious for me.
3. The perfect snack when I am studying hard is chips

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-faster
-slowly
-hard

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1.Chile
2.England
3.South Korea
4.China
5.India
6.England
7.South korea
8.Japan
9.Thailand