Adverbs of Manner and Degree

This video explains how adverbs of manner and adverbs of degree work.

[ahmedmakbool]

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[alexseslworld]

I just received an email notifying me of a comment that I don't see here. I want to address it because it was a really good question. So, the question was "What's the adverb form of 'ugly' and 'friendly'?" They both end in "ly", which makes them appear to be adverbs. Of course, we know that they're adjectives. My first reaction was to say that they can't be adjectives. Take "ugly", we don't say "uglily", which would be the logical answer. I did some research and found one person who thought that "uglily" would be correct. I disagree. It may be an ancient way to use "ugly" as an adverb, but I've never (in my 64 years of life) heard that word used. I also found an entry in the Websters dictionary that stated that "ugly" could be used as an adverb. Here's the example "He was acting in an ugly manner." The problem here, is that when we say . . . in an ugly manner, we're using ugly as an adjective to describe "manner". What's up, Webster's?
As for "friendly", it shows in that same dictionary that "friendly" can be an adverb and it means "in a friendly manner", but I can't think of a way to say this without using "friendly" as an adjective. Just like "ugly". So, I disagree with Webster's dictionary. Friendly and ugly are adjectives that do not have an adverb form. You might find someone who will tell you there is, but I don't agree. We don't use them in this way. It's best to use other adverbs to describe the action of being ugly or friendly. Hope that gets to the right person (N.) and I hope it helps!

[aleynaguleryuz]

Thank you so much! I'm glad about this lesson. I'm learning English slowly :) but you said ''just be kind to yourself'' this sentence really important to me! I've a pretty question for you (I'm using adverbs of manner btw) My issue is this: I know and also I use this grammar topic and this degree is probably B1 level. But sometimes I got mistakes a1-a2 topics. everything is so confused and I don't know which level should I study?

[albertogamarra]

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[muhammadumaryounas]

Dear Mam, I am from Pakistan .Your lectures are very informative and it helps me a lot.Thanks for doing this wonderful job 👌👌
I want to ask a question from u I hope you will explain to me as soon.
"He spoke very loud " is an adverb of degree or Adverb of manner.
I think it is adverb of manner because it is not placed between verb and
Please reply me soon with for your reply....Thank you so much..

[hasankhalid]

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[divyapandey]

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