Heute werden wir über ein ziemlich rutschiges Thema in der englischen Grammatik sprechen. Es sieht einfach aus. Schlecht ist ein Adjektiv und schlecht ist ein Adverb. Aber wie sagt man richtig: "Ich fühle mich schlecht" oder "Ich fühle mich schlecht"? "Ich fühle mich gut" oder "Ich fühle mich gut"? Solche Nuancen sind für Schüler, die Englisch lernen, sehr verwirrend. Deshalb sprechen wir heute über Adjektive und Adverbien. Und auch, wie man häufige Fehler bei der Verwendung vermeidet.
Alles ĂĽber das Adjektiv
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Give me a shirt, please. — , .
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Give me my new red shirt, please. — , .
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— Give me my marvelous new red chinese silk shirt, please. — , .
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new shirt —
pure water —
black hair —
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appear
be
become
feel
look
seem
smell
sound
taste
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The salad tastes delicious. — .
You look awesome. — .
The dog seems dangerous. — .
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« » , « ». «You look awesomely» — .
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«?», «?», «?» «?». -ly.
Careful — carefully (-)
Dangerous — dangerously (-)
Nice — nicely (-)
, -ly . , friendly timely.
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Real Madrid has won the League of Champion cup. — .
Unfortunately, Real Madrid has won the League of Champion cup. — , .
, -ly, « », , «+ly».
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good — well
fast — fast
hard — hard
early — early
daily — daily
straight — straight
wrong — wrong
It's the fast way to get resources exploited. — .
We just needed some answers fast. — .
. -ly . :
cheap, clean, clear, close, dear, fine, loud, quick, quiet, slow, thin
Don’t speak loud!
Don’t speak loudly!
« ». . , «loudly», , — . — .
Warning!
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— You are able to get it free. — .
— You are able to get it freely. — .
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deep =
deeply = ,
direct = ,
directly =
easy =
easily =
free =
freely = , ,
full =
fully =
hard = ,
hardly = -, ,
high =
highly =
last =
lastly = -
late =
lately =
near = ,
nearly =
pretty = ,
prettily = ,
short =
shortly =
wide =
widely =
wrong =
wrongly =
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Good , : smell, look, be, sound.
This soup smells good. — .
Your offer sounds good. — .
— well.
She cooks really well. — .
John plays football very well. — .
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«I feel good» «I feel well».
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«I feel good» — «I feel happy». , .
«I’m feeling good» Muse .
«I feel well», , . , « » « ».
, — «look good» «look well».
My granny looks good. — .
My granny looks well. — .
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