Describing the World
Writers use Adjectives and Adverbs to paint a picture in your mind when you read.
Adjective vs. Adverb balance
Adjectives for Places location_city
Adjectives for Things restaurant
Adverbs of Manner directions_run
Adverbs of Degree trending_up
Don't confuse them!
Fastly does not exist!
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Mission my_location
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Reading Descriptions
Watch the Video! Notice how Teacher Sopheak explains how to identify and use Adjectives and Adverbs to understand reading texts better.
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Recent Questions
Hi Sovan! "Very" makes the adjective stronger. "Quite" means "a little bit" or "medium". For example, "very hot" means you are sweating a lot! "Quite hot" means it's warm, but okay. thermostat
Is "fastly" a word? I want to say "He drives fastly."
No, Minea! "Fastly" is not a word in English. This is a common trap! "Fast" is special—it is both an adjective AND an adverb. Just say "He drives fast." directions_car
Teacher, what is the difference between "quite" and "very"?