For English learners: The Suffix "ly" - Part 7A
-- The "ly" suffix is an excellent way to describe how something is done, or how often something is done.
-- Remember, the adverb describes or modifies the verb in an English sentence.
-- Also, remember not all words that end in "ly" are adverbs.
-- Usually, just adding the suffix "ly" to the base of the adjective creates an adverb.
-- The exceptions will be talked about in other reference articles.
| Adjective | Suffix | Adverb |
|---|---|---|
| bad | +ly | badly |
| calm | +ly | calmly |
| clear | +ly | clearly |
| dim | +ly | dimly |
| loud | +ly | loudly |
| quick | +ly | quickly |
| quiet | +ly | quietly |
| rough | +ly | roughly |
| slow | +ly | slowly |
| soft | +ly | softly |
| smooth | +ly | smoothly |
| sudden | +ly | suddenly |
Challenges:
English/Spanish Crossword: The Suffix "ly" - Part 7B
English or Spanish learners: Matching: The Suffix "ly" - Part 7C