Adverbs of Manner Pages 72-73

What is an adverb? Korean = 부사 An adverb changes the meaning of the verb ( 동사 ). It tells us how the verb is done.

What is an adverb? Some Examples: I can run. Verb + Adverb: I can run fast

What is an adverb? Some Examples: I can speak English. Verb + Adverb: I can speak English well.

She can sing beautifully

He can speak English well

He can move quietly

He cooks badly OR He can’t cook well

He runs slowly

He can run quickly

They lived happily

He talks funnily!

They play noisily

How to write? Usually we add ‘ly’ to the adjective. ( 현용사 + ly) Bad = Badly Slow = Slowly Quick = Quickly Beautiful = Beautifully Quiet = Quietly

How to write? If the adjective ends in “Y” Delete “Y” and add “ily” Happy = Happily Noisy = Noisily Funny = Funnily

How to write? Exceptions: Good = Well Fast = Fast Hard = Hard

How to write? Subject + can / can’t + verb + adverb ( 주어 + can / can’t + 동사 + 부사 ) I can sing well I can’t run quickly

How to write? Questions: How + Adverb + Can + Subject + Verb? How well can you speak English? How fast can he run?

Let’s Try Some Together

How well can he draw?

How well can he swim?

How fast can he drive?

How well do they dress?

List of Adverbs Needed for Final Exam ( 기말고사 ) Happily Slowly Beautifully Badly Quickly Funnily Noisily Fast Well Not needed for Final Exam Amazingly Terribly Easily Angrily Gently Poorly Sadly Carefully Hard Painfully Seriously Sleepily