Adverb or Adjective? - TLW distinguish between adjectives and adverbs.

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Adverb or Adjective? - TLW distinguish between adjectives and adverbs.

*An adjective will modify a noun or pronoun.

* Adjectives Answer… Which one? What kind? How many? How much?

*An adverb will modify… a verb an adjective another adverb

* An Adverb Answers : How?When?Where? To what extent?

Adverb modifying verb: Lumberjacks work hard.

Adjective modifying noun: Lumberjacks enjoy hard work.

Most –ly words are adverbs. Some –ly words are adjectives!

Some Examples… A kingly feast A friendly person

He telephoned her very early that morning. Early - adverb - when

She was awakened by the early call. Early - adjective - what kind

The cheerful tourist drove through London. Cheerful – adjective - what kind

The tourist drove cheerfully through London. The tourist drove cheerfully through London. Cheerfully – adverb - how

The tourist met a real prince. The tourist really met a prince. adjective adverb

He had a bad subway ride. The train shook badly. adjective adverb

*Use adjectives, including bad, good, and real, to describe nouns or pronouns.

*Adj.Adv. realreally badbadly goodwell

Which Sentence is Correct? The ball player is bad. OR He played bad in that last game.

Find the mistakes! The tourists exhibited their photos proud and eager.

Find the mistake Sally laughed merry at the photo.

Adjective or Adverb? Rosa was eager to see the exhibit. eager(adj.)

The artists used colors well. well/adv.

They painted their subjects boldly. boldly/adv.

Rosa liked the dramatic interpretations. dramatic/adj.

Her teacher spoke briefly about the various styles. briefly/adv.

Let’s Review… What questions do adjectives answer? What questions do adverbs answer?

Adjective or Adverb

Page 355, Ex. 25

Answers 1. adjective 2. adverb 3. adjective 4. adverb 5. adjective

Workbook Page 35 and 36

7 th Honors Page 353, Ex. 20 Page 353, Ex. 21 Learning Partner 1 HW WB p. 35 & 36