Mastering the -ly Suffix for Adverbs

This video tutorial explains how to form adverbs from adjectives by adding the 'ly' suffix. It covers basic rules, including handling adjectives ending in 'e', 'y', 'le', and 'ic'. The tutorial provides examples and encourages viewers to practice and revisit the video to reinforce their understanding.

What is a common suffix for adverbs?

• -ness

• -ed

• -ing

• -ly

From which part of speech do adverbs usually originate?

• Pronouns

• Adjectives

• Verbs

• Nouns

What is the basic rule for forming adverbs from adjectives?

• Add -ed

• Add -ing

• Add -ness

• Add -ly

What should you do if an adjective ends in 'e' when forming an adverb?

• Remove 'e' and add -ing

• Remove 'e' and add -ly

• Add -ly directly

• Change 'e' to 'i' and add -ly

If an adjective ends in 'y', what should you change 'y' to when forming an adverb?

• a

• e

• o

• i

What is the correct adverb form of 'happy'?

• happyness

• happily

• happyness

• happily

What should you do if an adjective ends in 'le' when forming an adverb?

• Change 'le' to 'i' and add -ly

• Add -ly directly

• Remove 'le' and add -ly

• Remove 'le' and add -ing

What is the correct adverb form of 'gentle'?

• gentley

• gentlily

• gently

• gentlely

If an adjective ends in 'ic', what should you add to form an adverb?

• -ily

• -ness

• -ally

• -ly

What is the correct adverb form of 'magic'?

• magickally

• magickly

• magicly

• magically