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Full video: 16 Adverbs of Manner for Beginners - A1 - [with Emily]

Course: Everyday English from the startSection: Adverbs of mannerSubtitles: en

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we talked how did we talk we talked

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loudly he drove the

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car how did he drive he drove the car

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quickly hi everyone and welcome back to

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lingoni English my name is Emily in this

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video I'm going to teach you about

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adverbs of manner so let's get started

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what is an adverb of

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manner well remember an adverb is a word

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that modifies a verb or an action so it

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explains how we do

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something we talked how did we talk we

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talked talked

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loudly he drove the

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car how did he drive he drove the car

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quickly to make most adverbs all we have

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to do is add

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ly to the end of that

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adjective sad becomes

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sadly quiet becomes quietly

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quick becomes

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quickly careful becomes

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carefully loud becomes

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loudly soft becomes

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softly so some examples are the children

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play

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loudly I pet the cat

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Softly

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how do the children

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play

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loudly how did I pet the

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cat

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softly sometimes you have to add another

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letter in before the

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ly one example is Happy becomes

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happily the boy sang happily

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the boy sang

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happily but wait there are some more

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common exceptions too exceptions don't

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follow the normal

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rules these

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are fast Still Remains

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fast so the car drove

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fast how did the car drive the car drove

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fast hard remains

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hard he looked hard at that paper he

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looked hard at the

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paper late remains

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late the teacher arrived late how did

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she arrive

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late and good becomes well so good well

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if she is a good singer you could say

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she sang very

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well she sang very

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well also if an adjective already ends

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in an

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ly you don't have to change

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anything for example

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hourly daily week weekly yearly

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Etc I do my taxes

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yearly I go grocery shopping

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weekly okay so where does the adverb go

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in the

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sentence it can go after the main verb

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we talked

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quietly he sings

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badly they drive carefully it can also

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go after an

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object we talked about the party

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quietly he sings the song

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badly I drove the car

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carefully and it can go before the main

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verb we quietly

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talked I carefully

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drove okay so how about I give you some

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sentences and you fill in the blank with

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the adverb are you ready they

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spoke about the surprise

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party they spoke quietly about the

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surprise party we made

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lunch we quickly made

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lunch he finished the

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job he finished the job happily

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you speak English

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very you speak English very

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well well how'd you do let us know in

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the comments below also don't forget

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in the app and we'll see you in our next

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video bye

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