Slow or Slowly? Understanding Adverbs of Manner

In this grammar lesson, I show you an easy way to understand and use adverbs correctly. You'll also learn about the difference between good and well, hard and hardly, and more! No more confusion!
Test yourself with the quiz at www.engvid.com...

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Rebecca, you forgot to mention a very important rule: after some verbs (usually, verbs of senses and feelings) you have to use an adjective not an adverb: you look (how?) beautiful - adjective. Plus, what about such idioms like: "Are we good?" "I'm good" = I'm ok? "as usual" etc. They are exceptions too.

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Thank you Rebecca, this is a tricky topic for non-native English speakers. Great explanation

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I remember this married with children episode when Kelly was trying to help this guy she liked with his english homework, and she says " I speak english good" and Bud says "well", and Kelly says "well what?", I remember I didnt understand the joke back then, LOL!!!

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6:28 The word "hard or hardly?" was the reason which brought me here, thanks Rebecca you are a good, teacher, now I won't be making that mistake anymore,

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So the sentences it says'He hardly incomes money' so here it means that he does't income money

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Thank you , for Explaining Adverb ,I have confused no of times between Adverb Adjective ,

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I have to urgentely respond.
I have to respond uregentely. Which one is correct in either and if both are correct then what is difference in meaning of the sentences

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I am deposing falsely or I am deposing false. Which one out of these is correct?

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Would you pleas more exampel for adverb when. Often . How much also some times i write accurdngly

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Draw a line straight ( adverb). not straightly.

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Good:(adj.),(adv.),(n).
Slow:(adj.),(adv.).

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When do use an adverb and not an adjective ?

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