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Work hard or hardly? Is 'friendly' an adverb? English adjectives and adverbs can be confusing. Improve your fluency by reviewing their correct usage with me.
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▶️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Function of Descriptive Adjectives
01:00 Types of Descriptive Adjectives
02:21 Functions of Adverbs of Manner
04:23 Exception #1: Adjectives ending in 'ly'
05:52 Exception #2: Adjectives & Adverbs with the same form
06:57 Notes: good & well, loud, real, quick, slow
08:27 Exception #3: hard & hardly, short & shortly, late & lately
9:22 Common mistake #1: Using an adjective instead of an adverb
10:47 Common mistake #2: Using an adverb after a linking verb
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I’m Minoo — an English teacher, teacher trainer, and course director with 40+ years of experience.
I gained my TEFL Diploma in England in 1985 and have taught English to students of many different nationalities and backgrounds ever since.
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