LOS ADVERBIOS Pga. 94. Los Adverbios  In English, adverbs tell when, where, how, how long or how much. Many end in –ly.  Basically, an adverb describes.

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LOS ADVERBIOS Pga. 94

Los Adverbios  In English, adverbs tell when, where, how, how long or how much. Many end in –ly.  Basically, an adverb describes the verb.  He runs quickly.  I eat slowly. Negro – sujeto Rojo – verbo Verde - green

Los adverbios  In Spanish, we form the adverb by adding -mente- to the singular feminine form of an adjective.  Rápido  Rápida Rápidamente  If the adjective has an accent, the adverb does as well.

Los adverbios  If the adjective has only ONE form, then just add -mente-.  Triste  Triste Tristemente

¡ES TODO!

¡VAMOS A PRACTICAR! FáCIL LENTO TRANQUILO TRISTE ALEGRE PEREZOSO ACTIVO SERIO DIFíCIL RáPIDO

¡VAMOS A PRACTICAR! FáCILMENTE LENTAMENTE TRANQUILAMENTE TRISTEMENTE ALEGREMENTE PEREZOSAMENTE ACTIVAMENTESERIAMENTE DIFíCILMENTE RáPIDAMENTE