Slow or Slowly? Understanding Adverbs of Manner

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Efrain

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rabeb

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Sérgio(Brazil)

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Sérgio(Brazil)

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mohamed

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A big hug for you.

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ayisha

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Joe

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erdenetuya

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erdenetuya

this lesson is really well to understand use of adverb

arbendra

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Brahim

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Yaya Vogue

hi can u plz tell me that he/she does has a car is a correct sentence or he/she does have a car is correct??
plzz

The correct version would be:

Does he have a car?

All the best to you.

Rebecca

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barli aryahadikusumah

There are many old lessons you could go through, and that will keep you going for a little while. There are many excellent lessons by other engvid teachers, which I am sure can help you too.

My best wishes to you.

Rebecca

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Minji

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Minji

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I’m New member for this web site.
Actually i have a good background for English but now i need to be fluently in English (Academic English )because, now i am master student .
thanks again for all
Regards

rekanismaell

you’ re fantastic. You helped me a lot

rebecca

wow what a nice

parwiz

Hello he slams the door suddenly. He’s a careless driver. He had a Car accident . He looks strong,muscle bound, built up well
Nose hair, he is tall. He jumps up and down. Walks backward
Is that correct?

Dan

hi rebeca i have a question what happend when i use “GOOD”

keilafuentes4

First of all, good is an adjective and well is an adverb.

The words good and bad are irregular adjectives and behave differently from regular adjectives.

With regular adjectives, we make the comparative form by adding -er to the adjective, and the superlative form by adding the -est to the adjective, as in hot, hotter and the hottest. The other regular way is to use more / most, as in difficult, more difficult, and the most difficult.

In the case of good, good is the basic adjective, better is the comparative form and the best is the superlative form.

This is a good car.
This car is better.
This is the best car of them all.

The same happens with bad/ worse/ the worst.

The adverb well is used in this way:

He writes well. (not “He writes good.”)

Like all adverbs, it tells us how he writes; in other words, it gives us more information about the verb.

Bad and Badly require a little more explanation, so I suggest you check a good grammar book.

All the best to you.

Rebecca

I messed up lots of times with the use of good and well till now. Thanks!

snider

Hi Rebecca, On the quiz about adverbs. When do I use good and when do I use well? thanks a lot!! :)

keilafuentes4

Hello, I have a thought that I can answer your question. “good” is adjective and “well” is adverb of adjective “good”. Now, let’s take this example:
“We did a good job.” –> “good” describes “job” which is a noun and for that reason, “good” is an adjective. But you also can say:
“We did the job well” –> “well” describes the action of how “job” was performed. Both sentences have the same meanings. I hope you understand! ^^!

vonghoangvinh

You’ve explained very well

sadikmsk76@gmail.com

Hi Rebecca, I really appreciate your kindness and your explanation. Thanks alot.

milud

Hi Rebecca, I hope you’re doing great. Wonderful video by the way. I want to ask you something. You clearly said that when you use good as an adverb you must use well, I understood that. But I have heard some people that say very well and very good, and I wonder what’s the difference in that case (or should I say what the difference is) correct me if I’m wrong please. Oh another question. When I was doing the I choosed She speaks very clear, but after finishing the quiz pointed out that it was wrong, that I should have said clearly. It makes sense because if you ask how does she speak the answer should say that she speaks clearly, like you have taught. But I think that I have heard it without the ly before. I must be wrong sure, but is there any possibility that I could be right? Thanks for doing the video, and I hope for reading and answering! Hope to see you soon with another grammar lesson on this site.

Martin

Thanks for your feedback and interest.

Sometimes people say “very well” or “Very good” at the start of a sentence as a way of saying, “Okay”.

However, in a sentence, they would be used in this way:

He speaks very good Portuguese.
He speaks Portuguese very well.

In the case of “She speaks clearly.”
this is the only correct version.

Thanks very much for your interest and attention to detail, Martin. My very best wishes to you.

Rebecca

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mukti

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I thank you very much for these lessons.

devon48

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hyacinth

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nora

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elitra

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Abeer

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Neda

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tabriz

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sarish khan

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tani

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katalina61

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moha

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sarish khan

i scored 8 out of 8 i got it thanx

sarish khan

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Fangqiang

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batnasan82

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memo99

I’ve got 8/8. It’s a good lesson and you teach really well.
I hope there’re various useful lessons in the next time.
I’d like to learn using about VERB+PREPOSITION
Thank you so much

PAO

Thank you very much!

esphiritu

I scored 8 out of 8! Yeah!

esphiritu

It is wanderful !!! Thanks very much !!

Piantado

My scored 7 out 8, it is because I’m still confused to use ‘good’ and ‘well’ word, coz both sound correct.

noramizi

Please check my reply to this question above. All the best to you.

Rebecca

the way and pattern you are learning is very good, carry on, thanks.

sarish

thank you for this lesson my best techer

odaysalman

great lesson

syed121

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Finally, I am winding up my emotions,thoughts by letting you know that I am looking forward to getting response from you…

sona sharma

Thank you kindly for your feedback. I wish you all the best with your English language learning.Given what you have written, I would say that you already have mastered quite a lot of the language. I do believe that we are all capable of achieving our goals, and I am sure you will do the same. My very best wishes to you, Sona.

Rebecca

EXCELLENT!

shihai182

Rebecca, thank you so much for this lesson. I am working on my English improvement hard, so I hope I used the adverbs in this sentence correctly.

alzbeta

What a bum

cadawac

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ochoamcmurray

Hi Rebecca,
thanks for your lessons,they are really helpful and useful. Your language outcome and may I ask where are you from.

Peter

just in context of your accent. is it more canadian or kiwi..? Not been offensive,just curious. ))

Peter

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umesh25

good lesson you are professional

ahmed saied rahama,Sudan

this is a nice learning lesson..

aries19

hi Rebecca . Can you please tel me last example ?
She speaks good English
She speaks English well

I can’t understand these examples :{ what the different?

muttipikims

hi Rebecca . Can you please tel me last example ?
She speaks good English
She speaks English well

I can’t understand these examples :{ what is the different?

muttipikims

I think about the meaning, both two sentences have no differences. But about the grammar, they’re different. “good” stands before English so it’s an adjective which describes the noun which is “English”. In the opposite, “well” is adverb which describes the verb “speak”. Tell me if I’m wrong. ^^!

vonghoangvinh

hi rebecca,may i ask u a question about the present continuous tense?

if i miss someone at the present time,should i say i’m missing you??is it correct?

thx

charis

Hi Rebecca, Thanks for clear explanation. I like your pronunciation. It is clear and suitable for the non-native persons. Your lessons and method are also very obvios for any learners. Enjoy your teaching.

Samrid Komkhum

Nice! Keep going and going—–

habteab

I really appreciate the methodology of teaching English.I have learnt too much of things before which i could not think of those materials. Thanks a bunch Mrs.Rebecca

Nasir Buledi

Dear Rebecca,
Your lesson is very useful. I learnt a lot. Very clear explanations. Very easy to understand this lesson.

Priyanthie

thank you very much teacher. I understand now about take a bring that you teach thank so much but how about (give and take)

marijean

Hii Rebecca,
I have learnt one stuff today.It’s actually a fundamental concept of English.I like to discuss about parts of speech expressing how much I have properly understood.
For an instance, we have words like “education”,”protection”,”Eviction” etc.These are all nouns whereas if we eliminate the “tion” part from the end of these words,we get the action words called verbs in English(Like “to educate”,”to protect” etc.)
Even, we can convert these action words into their corrresponding adjective forms by just adding “ed” at the end.I have cited some sample sentences here too.
1.All of my friends are well educated except me.
2.The chief minister of bengal(A state known Kolkata in India) has pledged to provide rehabilation package to the evicted people of Nonadanga.(The place where a lot of encroachers used to live before being evicted by the government).
3.My laptop is well protected by the newly-launched antivirus by microsoft which cost me one thousand and two hundred rupees to buy.
I like you to let me know if I have proper conception or not..

sona sharma

thank you for help

busaleh

Thank you very much teacher. I understand now about take a bring that you teach thank so much but how about (give and take)

Nazir Muhammad Yousufzai

It was really cool to learn about those adjectives which are adverbs also, whithout changing its form. these were some new things for me.
Also the explanation about good and well and their use was a flash of light over a subject that I used to get confused.
Thanks Rebecca, nice class :)

diego7oclock

Thank you very much for lesson!

Nina

Very nice lesson and very good pronunciation!

Vladimir

Hi, Rebecca

I have a question about preposition
i have read a sentence like this :
i am leaving the country , question is why we don’t use preposition here like leaving from the compony. Sometimes we have to use preposition but here why we don’t use or are there verbs we don’t have to use preposition ? Can you explain or can you make a lesson on this topic ,please ? Thank you very much for this great lessons …

enis

I always ask myself about these rules… Actually I asked, because after this explanation everything is clear in mind… I’ve been learning a lot, in that way my I’ll improve quickly…All the best

robsilva

Thank you Rebecca, very helpful lesson.

I wish you all the best!

arjol74

Thank you very much teacher I love your teaching lesson very clear

fawad

thank you

juanga99

Thank u

Abdul Qayum

Dear Rebecca,
Hope all’s ok with u,
A ? I’ve got plz:
In NO.1 what’s the matter with “clear”,I couldn’t catch the answer!
Many tx.

fatiima8

hi teacher i speak english leter because i’m not study english befor how i can learing speaking and writing moor and thank u alot for your lessons

khalid2000

I didn’t understand about adv and adj,but i’ve understood now.Thank you Miss.Rebecca
Keep teaching us :)

wekachan

thank you teacher very much.

Chamil Sarajith

first, thank you for help. I am wondering if you give TOFEL course online.
my is e-mail: wael_lolo999@yahoo.com
best.

drsalem

Hello from Ukraine.
The lesson was great. Thank you.

burtoss

hi rebecca,i am recently saw your teaching.if i have a doubt now,will you answer my question? in this what all mistake?could you correct it.please

jhing

heloo maam……
The commitee could not come to a final decision.

The honesty is a virtue.
what is wrong in these two sentences…please help

yogeshgurnani

first of all, good afternoon teacher rebecca, well, teacher rebecca I am zulávio sebastião bunga, I have been enjoing so much with your lesson , teacher rebecca please send me everything that has to do with beginner and Intermediate level.,grammar study. this is my email address:zulavio@hotmail.com.

zulávio

Great lesson! :D

Lilian

Thanks Becca the 2 last questions.I ´ve got a mystake, but i´ll be trying and studying

albertblue

thaks Rebeca, you are a very good teacher. i like the way you give de information

rosrijo

Je souhaiterais avoir une diction aussi parfaite que la vôtre.

Thanks a lot et dont give up

cordelia04

dear teacher; i like the method of your teaching. And i want that you should teach all tenses in one video i will be thankful of you, please.

essa khan

Thanks for his wonderful video which really helped me to keep my doubts away.

vicky

rebeca thank you for lesson .

isabelfrancisco123

Hello Rebecca…you know I have not gone to the haven, but when I think about it, think that all of the angel are gonna look like you !!!

vilayphone99

thanhks rebeca. you said slowly and i can understand this lesson. ^^

hahuynh

Rebeca, why the last question we choose hardly ?

hahuynh

Hi hahuynh, I think that Rebecca mentions “hardly” to make you pay more attention to distinguish of “hard” and “hardly”. They’re both adverbs but have different meanings. “Hardly” means “almost not or almost no”. For example: “She hardly ever call me”. That means that she almost never call me! ^^!

vonghoangvinh

Thank you for all your lessons..

Oakenfold

Thank you very much for your informations. I am Turkish and English is than very diffrent Turkish. So I don’t easily learn but you help well. thank you…

crnckmk

what is different between?
Slow and slowy
through and by
withou and exept

Bilawal Baloch

Thanks dear best Rbeca you make me feel Well

preemy

Thank you madame.

fouad111

Hi madame Rebecca ,just a quetion ,what is the diffference between : I was gone ,and I have gone ,because I am in trouble with using have and was with past participle .when can i use have and was ? thank you .

fouad111

thank´s Teacher this is a good lesson

alberto117

better

alberto117

Thanks Rebecca ,Your teaching really well .God bless you .My best wishesto you.

Momndad

I learned fast not fastly..

hahahahha

Ashish

i just say “you teach perfectly” :)

cdeniz

Thanks a lot. Which is correct between ” please read the sentance loudly.” and ” please read the sentance loud.”?

tom

The correct sentence is “Please read the sentence loudly.” but we can say like this “Please read the sentence out loud”. Amazing huh! ^^!

vonghoangvinh

Thank you Rebecca , you good and helpful work.

Asoldelmar

i appreciate your efforts thank you so much, you a good teacher

hawace

Thank’s
But where we have to put thé adverb?

yoshi76

Thanks for the useful lesson.

kosobe113

I like Rebecca’s lessons because of a manner of the teaching – she doesn’t speak fast and sounds each word very clear. I see in it her care about us, learners.

Thanks a lot and I’m waiting for the new ones.

yamaha22

I ment I’m waiting for new lessons.

yamaha22

thanks teacher..i received 100 out of 100..i am satisfied because of i answered carefully..

can u teach about UPON”….in your next lesson? also “MAY HAVE” SHALL HAVE?

Ta
Shameer

shameer

You are so Awesome! 8 out of 8 .

lunamunni3

Thanks Rebecca!

sgmmm

Thanks Rebecca!

wiltoncleiton

I like when teachers speak clearly!

nurgisa86

Many thanks I believe he speaks English good English but, you said she speak English I am correct or incorrect or your answer is highly appreciate.

khalidse10

Hi Rebecca! Thanks for your lessons, you teach very well!

alescatta

Thanks you for giving these some information .the lesson was very useful.I hope to teach us a lot.^^

ferjani

good lesson. I have a question about the word: slowly. I don´t understand that means “slowly” in the sentences:

1)She is slowly talented and her work is fascinating.

2)I khow the artist slowly well.

I´m confuse that sentences. Please help me

sanosuken

Excuse me I meant: 2)I know the artist slowly well.

sanosuken

Thank you so much Rebecca
you are the best my teacher
Your teaching really well .God bless you

nasserharb

can some one explan to me this :

how the careless become carlesly ?

. Sonia works ______________.
carelessly
careless
carelesly

Please!

AbdullahN

“Sonia works carelessly” is the correct sentence. “Work” is a verb, so we need an adverb (carelessly) to describe the action of Sonia. There’s no word like “carelesly”. I think it’s wrong spelling.

vonghoangvinh

i got it thanks engvid

AbdullahN

Thank you so much Rebecca. You are the best teacher I’ve ever seen. I really love your lessons and by the way, can you explain to me how to use the word “very”. Sometimes, I’m confused of using “very”. “Very quick or very quickly?” Which one is correct? Do we have any tip or formula to use it?

vonghoangvinh

you explain very well

poolbuma

God bless you,my friend Rebecca!

Edilson

Thanks a lot, Ms Rebecca! Useful lesson!

Ip Man Lee

good good

KoreanK

Thanks, I got 100% amazingly.

Abdul Qayum

great lesson. Thank a lot

Ho Thanh Tuan

The EngVid’s teachers realize extraordinary english lessons,thank you a zillion times!!!

Iamhere.

Thank you, Rebwcca.

51john23

got 8/8,DAY AFETR DAY, MY ENGLISH IS IMPROVING

HAMDAOUI

thanks teacher is a very well lesson

boulboul18

could we have a lesson about what if or type 3 conditional.please
thanks in advance

Manolya

you teach really good
please explain above sentence

pitre

Thanks for the lesson, Rebecca.

I have some problems when I need to say ” I can
hadly stand up” x I can’t hardly stand up.”

I know there is something wrong but I don’t
know the difference. I’ve heard people saying
both ways.

Could you help me, Rebecca? Thanks in advance.

You are a great teacher.

Sonia1234

Rebecca you teach very well. I’m only twelve and I’m from Spain, and I understand all the video

luciagt

Thanks Rebecca

Mohammadsmn

Dear Rebecca,
You explain very clearly this lesson.
We understand easily the use of adverbs. Thanks.
Best regards.

Peter

thank you Teacher Rebecca, now I understood how to use adverb, you’ve explained lesson clearly so I got it very easily, thanks a lot.

JOETAMIE

I loved… congratulation Teacher…God Bless you!

karla viana

I dont understand to end of video,could you give an examples about it ?

alvares6630

Great great lesson!!!!
Thank you very much.

Vivimi

hi rebecca thank you very much for this lesson i found some confusing word clearly

ai0523

im not really good in english hope you will correct my english grammar so i..

ai0523

Thank you, Rebecca. You teach really well and I am learning fast.

Babalola

i got 75%

k.abed

How can i watch video

Wood Wang

noooo… l need practice.. l should listen again..

Emek2run

RBC, great lesson as usual. Thanks a lot from far Siberia )))

inetden

Thanks, Rebecca good lesson. I got 88

nickandr

thanks. my score is 75

Satilmis

Thank you, Rebecca!!

JJulian

You got 6 correct out of 8.

thank you..

M kartal

thank you for the lesson

Humairaputri

i can’t take quiz after i had an answer no. 1 question. i repeatedly clicks next question.

rogelio m. aquino

Hi .
Sorry to say i found a mistake in the answers, how come happy becomes (HAPPYLY) in question no.4.
I think it’s a tricky question, and the right answer is (easily).
Thank you very much.

Fadii973

Sorry, sorry, I thought you asked for the correct spelling word.?

Fadii973

thank you rebbeca

newrendy

Thank you for this lesson! Could you please tell me about the words Dark and Light? Can they be used both as adjectives and adverbs? “It is dark/light in here” – is it correct?

ekaterinaluneva

Thank you Rebecca

anhvnsg

Thanks Ms. Rebecca!

Alex-1956

Than you so much Rebecca. Your teaching english is clear cristal.

msharafi93

You have an incredible way of Explaining the lessons, you make it easy for everyone,

Thanks a lot Rebecca

Lalla salwa

Thank you, Rebecca. I learned anew thing today which is hard. hardly means almost nothing. I thought hardly is the adverb of hard till today. I was wrong . thanks for the great explanation.