ADVERBIOS EN INGLÉS: adverbios de modo en inglés

En esta clase, aprenderás cómo formar y usar los adverbios de modo en inglés. Estos son palabras que describen la manera en que alguna acción se lleva a cabo. La mayoría de ellas se forman agregando "ly" al final de un adjetivo, pero hay irregulares también. Esto es el equivalente de agregar "mente" al final de un adjetivo en español para formar un adverbio de modo. Normalmente, estos adverbios de modo se pueden colocar tanto antes como después del verbo, e incluso al final de la frase. REPASO:   / 459870188936379   EJERCICIO: Formula un adverbio de modo de cada adjetivo: light wonderful interesting firm angry crazy comfortable probable methodic sporadic Ahora coloca cada adverbio en el lugar o los lugares adecuados en la oración: The boy put his toys away. (hurriedly) He drove along the highway. (carefully) They sang to their mother. (sweetly) You ran to her house. (fast) I can beat you. (easily) The door opened for us. (automatically) We spoke to them. (quietly). Susan ate her vegetables. (reluctantly) SOLUCIONES: Formula un adverbio de modo de cada adjetivo: lightly wonderfully interestingly firmly angrily crazily comfortably probably methodically sporadically Ahora coloca cada adverbio en el lugar o los lugares adecuados en la oración: The boy hurriedly put his toys away. The boy put his toys away hurriedly. He carefully drove along the highway. He drove carefully along the highway He drove along the highway carefully. They sweetly sang to their mother. They sang sweetly to their mother. They sang to their mother sweetly. You ran fast to her house. You ran to her house fast. I can easily beat you. I can beat you easily. The door automatically opened for us. The door opened automatically for us. The door opened for us automatically. We quietly spoke to them. We spoke quietly to them. We spoke to them quietly. Susan reluctantly ate her vegetables. Susan ate her vegetables reluctantly. Únete como colaborador de este canal para obtener acceso a beneficios exclusivos:    / @inglésconelgüero