ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS OF MANNER

FORMED BY -LY ADDED TO THE ADJECTIVE

quick  quickly

slow  slowly

IF THE ADJECTIVE ENDS IN -L WE ADD -LY

successful  successfully

real  really

IF THE ADJECTIVE ENDS IN -A, IT CHANGES INTO -ILY

happy  happily

easy  easily

IF THE ADJECTIVE ENDS IN -IC WE ADD -ALLY

romantic  romantically

dromatic  dromatically

IRREGULAR FORMS

good  well

fast  fast

hard  hard

hardly  komaj da (He could hardly speak)

ADJECTIVES Vs. ADVERBS

ANSWER A QUESTION: What kind/sort of? Which kind/sort of?

ADJECTIVES ARE USUALLY USED WITH NOUNS

He is a slow runner

ADVERBS ARE USUALLY USED WITH VERBS

He runs slowly

EXPRESSING OPINION

I think…

I believe…

I supose…

I agree that…

I disagree…

In my opinion…

In my view…

I doubt…

It seems…

It looks like…

I find it difficult…