1. ADJECTIVES AND
ADVERBS

2. A big
house
A modern
building
It has an
interesting
style.
It has a
peaceful
atmosphere.
It is in a
quiet area.
An expensive
house

3. A village
street in
Switzerland.
A nice
villag
e.
An old
village

4. Adjectives describe NOUNS
 It is an interesting villa.
That villa is interesting.
 There are colorful streets.
 The streets are colorful.
Adjective +
Noun
OR
Noun+ to be
+ Adjective

5. Adverbs describe;
 Verbs The children play
quietly.
 Adjectives They are extremely
quiet.
 Adverbs They play very quietly.

6. WORD ORDER
 ADJECTIVE WORD
ORDER
 A) before the noun
 This is a modern
house.
 B) after non-action
verbs
 (be – look – appear –
seem – smell – taste)
 This house looks
modern.
 ADVERB WORD ORDER
 A) after the verb
 The house sold
quickly.
 B) before the adjective
or adverb it describes
 It is an extremely
modern house.
 They sell it very
quickly.

7. Adverbs of manner describe
action verbs;
 She designed the house
differently.
 They build the house carefully.
 They sell the house easily.

8. How to form…?
 Add –ly to adjectives
 Slow – slowly
 Quick – quickly
 Exceptions!!!
 Good - well
 Hard - hard
 Late - late

9. Some adjectives ending in –
ly;
Friendly
Lonely
Lovely
Silly

10. Degree adverbs; makes adverbs
stronger/weaker
 Absolutely
 Completely
 Awfully
 Terribly
 Really
 So
 Very
 Prety
 Quite
 Fairly
 Not at all
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11. Awfully & Terribly
 Can be used for something good or
bad
 The estate agent was terribly polite.
 The secretary was terribly rude.
 “Not at all”: totally not
 They didn’t like the house at all.
 He wasn’t polite at all.

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