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课件网) Christmas Party 4A Unit 6 Grammar Adverbs of manner We use adverbs to give more information about verbs. To change an adjective into an adverb, we usually add ‘ly’ to the end of the adjective. e.g., kind kindly It is a slow bus. The bus goes slowly. slow slowly He is a quick runner. He runs quickly. quick quickly He is a careful worker. He works carefully. careful carefully The man is rude. He is talking rudely. rude rudely If an adjective ends with ‘y’, we change the ‘y’ into ‘i’ and add ‘ly’ to the end of the adjective. e.g., hungry hungrily Sue is a happy girl. She plays happily. happy happily Ken’s writing is tidy. He writes tidily. tidy tidily The test is easy. They can finish it easily. easy easily Are you ready for the quiz (beautiful) She dances _____. beautifully She studied _____ in the library. (quiet) quietly He sings (loud / loudly) in the evening. The fairy is (angry / angrily.) The children played _____. (happy) happily (easy) He jumped over the hurdle _____. easily Connectives: 'first', 'next', 'then', 'after that' and 'finally' We use ‘first’, ‘next’, ‘then’, ‘after that’ and ‘finally’ to talk about sequence. First, we prepare the materials we need. Example: Next, we cut out two paper stars. Example: Then, we decorate the stars on both sides. Example: After that, we cut the stars. Example: Finally, we put the stars together. Example: First of all Other than ‘first’, we can use Before all else Come down to earth First Other than ‘next’, we can use After that Then Secondly Thirdly Next Other than ‘finally’, we can use Eventually Lastly At the end Finally Quiz time! After that, First, Next, Then, Finally, the frog lays eggs. the egg turns into a tadpole. the tadpole grows legs. the tadpole loses its tail. the tadpole becomes a frog. After that First Next Then Finally _____, the hen lays an egg. _____, the hen sits on the egg until it hatches. _____, the chick inside the egg perks open the eggshell. _____, the chick comes out of the egg. _____, the chick’s feathers become dry and it can walk and follow its mother around. See you!
