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Adverbs (formation from adjectives with "-y")

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Tom and Jenny went home (happy).

Tom and Jenny went home happily.

A teacher closed the door (angry).

A teacher closed the door angrily.

DD is eating fish (hungry).

DD is eating fish hungrily.

(Greedy) DD was eating the sandwiches.

Greedily DD was eating the sandwiches.

DD's room looks (untidy).

DD's room looks untidily.

Student closed the door (noisy).

Student closed the door noisily.

Cathy writes the tests (easy).

Cathy writes the tests easily.

(Lucky), Tom found all 7 magic stones.

Luckily, Tom found all 7 magic stones.

Cathy (lucky) came home before the rain.

Cathy luckily came home before the rain.

Children are looking at cakes (greedy).

Children are looking at cakes greedily.

DD looked at the food (hungry).

DD looked at the food hungrily.

DD makes his bed (untidy).

DD makes his bed untidily.

Pug is singing in the shower (noisy).

Pug is singing in the shower noisily.

Cathy is drinking Coca-Cola (thirsty).

Cathy is drinking Coca-Cola thirstily.

DD sleeps (happy).

DD sleeps happily.

Peggy was (busy) cleaning her room.

Peggy was busily cleaning her room.

Cathy is (busy) doing her homework.

Cathy is busily doing her homework.

Wiseheart is looking at Mordevil (angry).

Wiseheart is looking at Mordevil angrily.

Jenny smiled, drinking juice (thirsty).

Jenny smiled, drinking juice thirstily.

Tom can do exercises (easy).

Tom can do exercises easily.