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6th Grade Making Adverbs: quick → quickly Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

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6th Grade Making Adverbs: quick → quickly Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

Change each adjective into an adverb (a word that tells how).

1.fantastic → (answer space)

Answer: fantastically

Words ending in -ic add -ally.

2.happy → (answer space)

Answer: happily

Change the y to i, then add -ly.

3.angry → (answer space)

Answer: angrily

Change the y to i, then add -ly.

4.gentle → (answer space)

Answer: gently

Words ending in -le: change the e to y.

5.possible → (answer space)

Answer: possibly

Words ending in -le: change the e to y.

6.good → (answer space)

Answer: well

The adverb for good is well (we say she sings well).

7.terrible → (answer space)

Answer: terribly

Words ending in -le: change the e to y.

8.whole → (answer space)

Answer: wholly

A word to learn by heart: drop the e.

9.basic → (answer space)

Answer: basically

Words ending in -ic add -ally.

10.horrible → (answer space)

Answer: horribly

Words ending in -le: change the e to y.

11.easy → (answer space)

Answer: easily

Change the y to i, then add -ly.

12.lucky → (answer space)

Answer: luckily

Change the y to i, then add -ly.

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