副词复习ppt课件.ppt

副词作状语的用法副词作状语的用法The use of adverbs used as adverbialsvideo.mp4 4.They are really lovely.1.The babies look happy.2.They are dancing happily.3.Surprisingly,the babies can dance so well.形容词形容词 副词副词 happy happily real really surprising surprisinglyABCadj,adv.adj.adv.adj.adv.badangrycomfortablecarefuleasygentlefinalhappilypossiblefortunatelyheavily probableimmediate healthyreasonablyrecentluckyresponsiblerudelynecessarysimplytruenoisilyterrible按要求写出下面形容词按要求写出下面形容词(adj.)或副词或副词(adv.)的相应形式的相应形式 A adj adv adj adv badbadlyimmediateimmediately carefulcarefullyrecent recently finalfinallyruderudely fortunatefortunately true truly B adj adv adj advangryangrilyhealthy healthilyeasyeasilylucky luckilyhappyhappilynecessary necessarilyheavyheavilynoisynoisily cadjadvadjadvcomfortable comfortably reasonablereasonablygentle gentlyresponsibleresponsiblypossible possiblysimplesimply probableprobablyterrible terribly形容词转化副词的常用规则变化是形容词转化副词的常用规则变化是：1.直接在形容词后面加直接在形容词后面加ly nice-quick-correct-2.以辅音字母以辅音字母+y结尾结尾,变变y为为i,再加再加ly angry-easy-3.以辅音字母以辅音字母+le结尾结尾,e变变y simple-possible-gentle-terrible-Group work(小组讨论并小结）小组讨论并小结）nicelyquicklycorrectlyangrilyeasilysimplypossiblygentlyterribly注意以下形容词变副词的拼写注意以下形容词变副词的拼写 true-truly 真实地真实地 whole-wholly 完全地完全地 shy-shyly 害羞地害羞地 dry-dryly 干燥地干燥地 basic-basically 基本上基本上 full -fully充分地充分地 good-well 好地好地 注意注意:以以ly结尾的形容词结尾的形容词 friendly 友好的友好的 lovely 可爱的可爱的 lively 生动的生动的 lonely 孤独的孤独的 deadly 致命的致命的 yearly 每年的每年的 monthly每月的每月的 weekly 每周的每周的 daily每日的每日的 1.They are dancing happily.2.Surprisingly,the babies can dance so well.3.They are really lovely.副词副词(adverb)修饰句子修饰句子修饰形容词修饰形容词-作状语作状语修饰动词修饰动词Deng ziqi is She can sing_.beautifullybeautiful.用用beauty的正确形式的正确形式填空填空-修饰动词修饰动词1.用所给词的正确形式填空）用所给词的正确形式填空）“But such a small thing couldnt _(possible)destroy a village.”(2013广东卷广东卷）2.单项选择单项选择Anyone,whether he is an official or a bus driver,should be _respected.（2012福建卷）福建卷）especially B.equally C.naturally D.normally 3.改错改错 The river has been serious polluted.4.Mrs.Green looked _(angry)at her son.possiblyangrily _ seriouslyBThey are really lovely.-ly副词通常放在形容词的前面副词通常放在形容词的前面-修饰形容词修饰形容词 单项选择单项选择1.-Volunteering is becoming_ popular in China.-Yeah,people are now aware that helping others is helping themselves （2010福建）福建）A.naturally B.successfully C.splendidly D.increasingly D 语法填空语法填空 He must be _ (mental)disabled.(2011广东卷）广东卷）语法填空语法填空.The boy finished by saying“Before the trip,I thought we were rich but today I learnt who is _(true)rich.”trulymentallySurprisingly,the babies can dance so well.-修饰全句修饰全句1.改错改错 Interesting,it had a connection to the British porcelain(瓷器瓷器)industry.(2013新课标新课标II)2.单项选择单项选择 If we leave right away,_,well arrive on time（2013浙江）浙江）1.hopefully B.curiously C.occasionally D.gradually举一反三举一反三 语法填空语法填空He had a car accident._(lucky),he didnt hurt seriously._LuckilyInterestinglyALets play a game123456Choose one!任意选择一个金蛋，回答里面的问题，答对有惊喜哟！1.Tom seems _(terrible)ill,he should be sent to the hospital at once.2.Finding information on the net is easily.(广西卷改错题）广西卷改错题）terriblyeasy_1.English is _(wide)used.2.She called 119_(immediate)widelyimmediately1.Students ought to eat_(healthy).2.It is snowing hard.You must drive _ (careful).healthilycarefully1.We are growing wonderfully tomatoes at no cost.(2014全国新课标全国新课标改错题改错题）2.The teachers here are kind and helpfully.(2014全国新课标全国新课标改错题改错题)_wonderful_helpful1.“Thirty-five cents”she said_(rude).2._(thankful),I manage to get through the game and the pain was worth it in the end.(2011安徽卷）安徽卷）rudelyThankfully一个名叫一个名叫HappyHappy的人开一家宠物店。

可是的人开一家宠物店可是今天今天HappyHappy并不高兴现在他正对他的员并不高兴现在他正对他的员工讲话用方框里面词的正确形式完成下工讲话用方框里面词的正确形式完成下面短文每个词只能用一次每个词只能用一次bad correct happy quick final cheerful proper patient My customers are leaving me because you act(1)_.In the future,I want you all to smile(2)_ at our customers,I want you all to listen to them(3)_.I want you to work(4)_ and add up all the amounts(5)_.(6)_,I want you all to dress(7)_.Do all these things,and Im sure well work(8)_ together.badlycheerfullypatientlyquicklycorrectlyFinallyproperlyhappily1.What have we learned today?2.How was it tested in theNMET?。