Língua Inglesa: Adverbs of Manner

LÍNGUA INGLESA
8º ano do Ensino Fundamental
Adverbs of manner
Língua Inglesa, 8º ano do Ensino Fundamental
Adverbs of Manner
Hi, I am Jimmy Five.

Today I will tell you an
old fairy-tale.
http://seiqueeusei.blogspot.com.br/2013/02/ela-e-o-cara-9.html
Adverbs of Manner
To be honest Charles Perrault stole

our history. I’m just kidding. Please,
read this text and say aloud some
adverbs of manner. Don’t worry,
your teacher will help you.
Last night, I went to a party. I met

this incredibly beautiful girl there. I
asked her to dance slowly with me.
We were having a lot of fun, but
then suddenly at midnight, she left
the party very quickly...
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Adverbs with and without ‘-ly’: ‘carefully’,

Congratulations! As you can ‘fast’
see we use some adverbs 1. Na adverb adds to the meaning of a
with ‘-ly’ however others verb. Adverbs of manner tells us how
adverbs we use without ‘-ly’. something happens:
Check it now. How did John behave? – (He behaved)
badly.
2. We form adverbs of manner by adding –

adverbs ly to na adjective: slow/slowly.
After a consonante, -y changes to –i:
adjectives heavy/heavily.
It was a slow train./The train went
slowly. It was heavy rain./Itrained
heavily.
3. We can use some words as adjectives or

adverbs without adding –ly or –ily:
It was a fast train/The train went fast.
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Let’s pratice! Supply

badly the right adverb. Some
1. He’as bad driver. He drives ___________. adverbs end in –ly and
2. She’s hard worker. She Works __________.
hardly some do not. We will
better
3. I’m better player than you. I play __________. change adjective to
4. He’s a fast runner. He runs _______________.
fast adverb.
5. He made a sudden move. He moved __________.
suddenly
rudely
6. She gave a rude reply. She replied ____________.
early
7. The train is early. It has arrived _____________.
gladly
8. She’s glad to help. She helps ______________.
carefully
9. Be careful. Act ____________.
bravely
10.She was brave. She acted _____________.
Do not forget:
Stative verbs (be, seem,
look, etc.) are followed by
na adjective.
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Now I introduce
you my friend Daniel
Tammet. Doctors say he has
a kind of illness, but to me
he is good-looking and so
inteligente.
http://www.thelavinagency.com/speaker-daniel-tammet.html
Hi, I’m Daniel Tammet. I hope you
like to know a little about my story.
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Circle the adjective or adverb to complete Daniel Tammet’s

profile.
Daniel was born with a brain disorder (a tipe of illness).

Because of it, Daniel was different/differently from other
children. As a boy, he liked to play alone and acted
strange/stragely around others. In school, he struggled* to do
good/well. To many of his classmates, Daniel seemed
unusual/unusually and they laughed at him. This hurt Daniel
deep/deepply, and he became very shy/shyly.
As a teenager, things changed. Daniel discovered he had an
incredible ability. He could solve difficult math problems
almost instant/instantly. He also discovered another talent: he
could learn to speak a language very quick/quickly. Today, he
is fluente/fluently in twelve languages.
As an adult, Daniel has overcome his shyness. He wrote two
books and now he travels constant/constantly to talk to
people about his life and his experience. http://www.bookdepository.com/Embracing-Wide-Sky-Daniel-
Tammet/9780340961339
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I hope you’re not tired. I

intent to stay with you a Well done! Are you tired?
little more and teach
you new words.
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I want to show you a video with You will watch the complete
a funny story. It happened with story, but you need just pay
our friend Chuck Billy. You know attention in the beginning.
him. Before you will learn new
words.
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You will love this

story. If you
couldn’t watch
in this slide,
follow the link.
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When Chuck Billy fall into a well what does his
father say?
Watch the video again to
answer this questions. • Are you crazy, boy?
• Are you hurt?
• Chuck, you’re ok?
What did Chuck Billy say after his father helped

him?
• Yes, I’m ok, dad.

• Did you fall in there too, father?
• I’m hurt
What was Chuck’s father doing before the

accident?
• He was out of the hole.

• He was helping Chuck Billy.
• He was digging a new well.
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If you couldn’t answer

Why is Chuck’s mother calling him? yet, don’t worry. Your
teacher will help you.
• She needs he gives water to jaguar. Don’t give up! Listen
• The well was dry, she needs he goes to spring again and lets go!
and brings some water to lunch.
• The well was dry, she needs he goes to spring
and brings some water because she is thirsty.
Chuck Billy brings water
• quickly.
• slowly.
• in time.
• sorry, he didn’t bring water.
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Let us Adjective + -ly = adverb:

recapitulate
adjective Quick Bad Sudden Careful Heavy
carefully.
Adverb Quickly Badly Suddenly Carefully Heavily
Note:
Easy = easily heavy = heavily
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Adverbs tell you how

something happens
or how somebody
does something:
• The train stopped suddenly.
• I opened the door slowly.
• Please listen carefully.
• I understand you perfectly.
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Adjective Adverb
Sue is very quiet. Sue speaks very
quietly.
Be careful! Listen carefully!
It was a bad game. Our team played
badlly.
I felt nervous. I waited nervously.
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Sue’s job is very hard. Sue works very hard.

Ben is a fast runner. Ben can run fast.
The bus was late/early. I went to bed late/early.
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Good Note: Well

(adjective) Stative Verbs are different from (adverb)
Dynamic Verbs.
Your English is very good. You speak English well.

It was a good game. Our team played well.
But well is also an
adjective ( = not ill, in
good health):
‘How are you?’
‘I’m very well, thank you.’
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Which is right?
1. Don’t eat so quick/quickly. It’s not good for you.

2. Why are you angry/angrily? I haven’t done
anything.
3. Can you speak slow/slowly, please?
4. Come on, Dave! Why are you always so
slow/slowly?
5. Bill is a very careful/carefully driver.
6. Jane is studying hard/hardly for her
examinations.
7. The oranges look nice/nicely. Can I have one?
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good
Your English is very _______. You speak it
Write GOOD
well
very________. or WELL.
well in her exams.

Jackie did very ______
good I enjoyed it very

The party was very ________.
much.
well
Martin has a difficult job, but he does it ________.
well
How are your parents? Are they ________?
good
Did you have a _________ holiday? Was the
good
weather ___________?
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Then we’ll learn

a bit more about
then.
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( 1 ) willingly ( 3 ) you want

nothing in exchange
( 2 ) abundantly
( 2 ) very
( 3 ) unselfishly
( 4 ) eternally ( 4 ) for ever
( 1 ) with pleasure,
without hesitation, by
choice, with all your
heart.
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Willingly Abundantly Unselfishly Eternally
willingly
I need individuals knowingly and ____________ helping in the
support and comfort of patients.
eternally
I will be _________________ grateful.
unselfishly mutual assistance.

My shelter needs solidarity and _____________
May we use the intelligence of our heart to enjoy whatever grace

abundantly gives us.
_______________
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Because of love He bore my pain
Because of Love
Shouldering the blame
Natalie Grant
Why did He chose to go (He didn’t have to go)
How could He love me so?
Because of love He left His throne
Because of love He called to me
And made this Earth His home
He said “Child I will set you free (You will have)
He did it __________________
Life _______________
For you and me
Because of love
With heaven left behind
He came to save all mankind If you can
Have gave _____________ not listen,
From sin and shame
Caused my blinded to eyes to see follow the
He could have walked away
It was you and me He had in mind link.
But instead He chose
On the road to Calvary
To stay upon that tree
I never known such a perfect love
And take a crown of thrones for me
I had fallen down
Because of love
But He picked me up
He rescued my soul
Now I want the world to know
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Now
Because of love He left the grave Let’s check
Prepared for us a place your answer. I’ll
He’ll back again someday (He’s coming back sing again.
again)
And I will hear Him say
“Because you believed, you’ll live
_____________”
And I’ll fall on my knees
And I will cry
You are holy, holy

Lord God almighty
You are worthy
To receive the glory
Honor and power
Forever
(…)
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Because of Love Because of love He bore my pain
Natalie Grant Shouldering the blame
Why did He chose to go (He didn’t have to go)
How could He love me so?
Because of love He left His throne
Because of love He called to me
And made this Earth His home
He said “Child I will set you free (You will have)
Willingly
He did it __________________ abundantly
Life _______________
For you and me Because of love
With heaven left behind
He came to save all mankind Have gave unselfishly
_____________
From sin and shame Caused my blinded to eyes to see
He could have walked away It was you and me He had in mind
But instead He chose On the road to Calvary
I never known such a perfect love
To stay upon that tree
I had fallen down
And take a crown of thrones for
But He picked me up
me He rescued my soul
Because of love Now I want the world to know
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Because of love He left the grave

Prepared for us a place
It’s really He’ll back again someday (He’s coming
nice, back again)
honey! And I will hear Him say
“Because you believed, you’ll live
eternally
_____________”
And I’ll fall on my knees
And I will cry
You are holy, holy

Lord God almighty
You are worthy
To receive the glory
Honor and power
Forever
(…)
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Fontes de imagens e atividades

• Imagens de Mônica e Cebolinha disponível em:
http://seiqueeusei.blogspot.com.br/2013/02/ela-e-o-cara-9.html;
• MURPHY, Raymond. Essential Grammar in Use. Londres: Cambridge, 2007, p. 88-89;
• ALEXANDRE, L.G. Longman English Grammar Practice (Intermediate level). Brasil:
Logman, 1999, p. 90;
• STEMPLESKI, Susan; DOUGLAS, Nancy; MORGAN, James R.. World Link Developing
English Fluency. Heinle, Cengage Learning, 2011, p. 88;
• Áudio e letra de música disponíveis em: www.letras.mus.br/natalie-grant/1499264;
• Vídeo disponível em:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=921RKkMY9A4&list=PLHX5ObmyYYYVA4jtTR4v5Fos
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LÍNGUA INGLESA

8º ano do Ensino Fundamental

Hi, I am Jimmy Five.

To be honest Charles Perrault stole

Last night, I went to a party. I met

Adverbs with and without ‘-ly’: ‘carefully’,

2. We form adverbs of manner by adding –

3. We can use some words as adjectives or

Let’s pratice! Supply

Circle the adjective or adverb to complete Daniel Tammet’s

Daniel was born with a brain disorder (a tipe of illness).

I hope you’re not tired. I

You will love this

What did Chuck Billy say after his father helped

• Yes, I’m ok, dad.

What was Chuck’s father doing before the

• He was out of the hole.

If you couldn’t answer

Chuck Billy brings water

Let us Adjective + -ly = adverb:

Adverbs tell you how

Sue’s job is very hard. Sue works very hard.

Good Note: Well

Your English is very good. You speak English well.

1. Don’t eat so quick/quickly. It’s not good for you.

well in her exams.

good I enjoyed it very

Then we’ll learn

( 1 ) willingly ( 3 ) you want

( 4 ) eternally ( 4 ) for ever

Willingly Abundantly Unselfishly Eternally

unselfishly mutual assistance.

May we use the intelligence of our heart to enjoy whatever grace

Willingly Abundantly Unselfishly Eternally

You are holy, holy

Willingly Abundantly Unselfishly Eternally

Because of love He left the grave

You are holy, holy

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