Jared went outside to play.
outside (adverb)
The music was beautiful.
beautiful (adjective)
That was a clever answer.
clever (adjective)
Julia is a careful person.
careful (adjective)
He is a terrible cook.
terrible (adjective)
The slow truck backed traffic up for miles. Is slow an adjective or adverb?
adjective
The journey was quick.
quick (adjective)
I speak English well.
well (adverb)
You sound happy .
happy (adjective)
She is a very warm person.
warm (adjective)
She cooks terribly.
terribly (adverb)
You look tired. Didn't you sleep well?
tired / well (adjective)
Her English is good.
good (adjective)
Traffic was moving slowly on the highway. Is slowly an adjective or adverb?
adverb
John held the plate carefully.
carefully
She plays the piano beautifully.
beautifully (adverb)
She answered cleverly .
cleverly (adverb)
She sang happily .
happily (adverb)
The baby rubbed her eyes tiredly .
tiredly (adverb)
She spoke warmly .
warmly (adverb)
Adverbs frequently end in ...
-ly
The bad dog chewed up my shoes! Is bad an adjective or adverb?
adjective
The early students waited outside. Is early an adjective or adverb?
adjective
He put the dishes away tidily.
tidily (adverb)
I ran quickly to the station.
quickly (adverb)
Your house looks tidy today.
tidy (adjective)