In a large number of the cases, the adverb can be formed by simply adding ‘-ly’ to the adjective. Examples: 1. They found a way to make clothes more cheaply. 2. Many locals are … See more

If the adjective ends in with ‘y’, replace the ‘y’ with an ‘i’ and add ‘-ly’. Examples: 1. He readily agreed to help. 2. Her eyes sparkled merrily. 3. I can easily be home early tonightif … See more

If the adjective ends with ‘-ic’, add ‘-ally’. An exception to this rule is ‘public’, whose adverbial form is ‘publicly’. Examples: 1. Tragically, the side effects of the drug were … See more

If the adjective ends with ‘-le’, replace the ‘e’ at the end with ‘y’. Examples: 1. He is understandably reluctant to talk about his medical history. 2. Several rioters were forcibly removed from … See more