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Repasa slowly, carefully, well, fast y hard, good o well, y el orden de las palabras.","Juego de adverbios de modo en inglés","Di cómo se hace algo: elige el adjetivo o el adverbio correcto.",{"questions_per_round":19,"lives":20,"seconds_per_question":21},12,3,15,[23,35,42,50,60,66,71,80,87,91,101,107,112,121,127,132,141,146,151,157,166,171,176,183,189,194,203,209,213,220,224,228,237,243,248,253,262,268,273,281,286,290,295,301,306,315,320,325],{"id":24,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":27,"answer":28,"rule":29,"tag":30,"options":31},"am-001","easy","multiple-choice","My grandmother walks very ___. She is never in a hurry.","slowly","Walks is an action verb, so use the adverb slowly.","form-ly",[28,32,33,34],"slow","slowing","slowness",{"id":36,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":38,"answer":39,"rule":41,"tag":30},"am-002","gap-fill","The cat walks ___ across the room. (quiet)",[40],"quietly","Add ly to the adjective: quiet becomes quietly.",{"id":43,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":45,"answer":46,"rule":47,"tag":48,"correction":49},"am-003","right-or-wrong","The children play happy in the garden.",false,"Play is an action verb, so use the adverb happily.","y-ily","The children play happily in the garden.",{"id":51,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":52,"answer":53,"rule":54,"tag":55,"options":56},"am-004","My mother cooks ___. Her food is delicious.","well","The adverb of good is well.","good-well",[53,57,58,59],"good","nice","goodly",{"id":61,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":62,"answer":63,"rule":65,"tag":30},"am-005","She carries the glasses ___. (careful)",[64],"carefully","Add ly to the adjective: careful becomes carefully.",{"id":67,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":68,"answer":46,"rule":69,"tag":55,"correction":70},"am-006","My sister dances very good.","Dances is an action verb, so use the adverb well, not good.","My sister dances very well.",{"id":72,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":73,"answer":74,"rule":75,"tag":76,"options":77},"am-007","The boy is very ___. He never talks in class.","quiet","After be, use an adjective: quiet.","adj-or-adverb",[74,40,78,79],"quietness","quieting",{"id":81,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":82,"answer":83,"rule":85,"tag":86},"am-008","Tom runs very ___. He wins every race. (fast)",[84],"fast","Fast is both the adjective and the adverb. We do not add ly.","same-form",{"id":88,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":89,"answer":8,"rule":90,"tag":30},"am-009","My father drives carefully.","Careful + ly = carefully, and it goes after the verb.",{"id":92,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":93,"answer":94,"rule":95,"tag":96,"options":97},"am-010","Sam works ___ at the supermarket. He is always tired.","hard","Hard is also the adverb: he works hard. Hardly means almost not.","hard-hardly",[94,98,99,100],"hardly","hardy","hardness",{"id":102,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":103,"answer":104,"rule":106,"tag":48},"am-011","I can do this exercise ___. It is not difficult. (easy)",[105],"easily","Easy ends in y, so change y to ily: easily.",{"id":108,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":109,"answer":46,"rule":110,"tag":86,"correction":111},"am-012","He runs fastly.","There is no word fastly. Fast is also the adverb.","He runs fast.",{"id":113,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":114,"answer":115,"rule":116,"tag":30,"options":117},"am-013","She plays the piano ___.","beautifully","Add ly to the adjective: beautiful becomes beautifully.",[115,118,119,120],"beautiful","beauty","beautify",{"id":122,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":123,"answer":124,"rule":126,"tag":48},"am-014","He shouted ___ at the dog. (angry)",[125],"angrily","Angry ends in y, so change y to ily: angrily.",{"id":128,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":129,"answer":46,"rule":130,"tag":76,"correction":131},"am-015","The test is easily.","After be, use an adjective: easy.","The test is easy.",{"id":133,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":134,"answer":135,"rule":136,"tag":30,"options":137},"am-016","Please write ___ so I can read it.","neatly","Write is an action verb, so use the adverb neatly.",[135,138,139,140],"neat","neatness","neating",{"id":142,"difficulty":143,"format":26,"prompt":144,"answer":53,"rule":54,"tag":55,"options":145},"am-017","medium","She speaks English ___.",[53,57,58,59],{"id":147,"difficulty":143,"format":37,"prompt":148,"answer":149,"rule":150,"tag":55},"am-018","My father is a good cook. He cooks ___.",[53],"Good describes the noun cook; well describes the verb cooks.",{"id":152,"difficulty":143,"format":44,"prompt":153,"answer":46,"rule":154,"tag":155,"correction":156},"am-019","She speaks quickly English.","Put the adverb after the object, not between the verb and the object.","word-order","She speaks English quickly.",{"id":158,"difficulty":143,"format":26,"prompt":159,"answer":160,"rule":161,"tag":155,"options":162},"am-020","Choose the correct sentence about football.","I play football well.","The adverb goes after the verb and its object.",[160,163,164,165],"I play well football.","I well play football.","Well I play football.",{"id":167,"difficulty":143,"format":37,"prompt":168,"answer":169,"rule":170,"tag":86},"am-021","Mia is a fast runner. She runs ___. (fast)",[84],"Fast has the same form as an adjective and as an adverb.",{"id":172,"difficulty":143,"format":44,"prompt":173,"answer":46,"rule":174,"tag":30,"correction":175},"am-022","My teacher speaks very clear.","Speaks is an action verb, so use the adverb clearly.","My teacher speaks very clearly.",{"id":177,"difficulty":143,"format":26,"prompt":178,"answer":25,"rule":179,"tag":76,"options":180},"am-023","The exam was ___. Everyone finished early.","After was, use an adjective: easy.",[25,105,181,182],"easiness","easying",{"id":184,"difficulty":143,"format":37,"prompt":185,"answer":186,"rule":188,"tag":30},"am-024","She answered the question ___. (correct)",[187],"correctly","Add ly to the adjective: correct becomes correctly.",{"id":190,"difficulty":143,"format":44,"prompt":191,"answer":46,"rule":192,"tag":96,"correction":193},"am-025","Hardly means the same as hard.","Hardly means almost not. Hard is the adverb of hard.","Hardly means almost not, and it is not the same as hard.",{"id":195,"difficulty":143,"format":26,"prompt":196,"answer":197,"rule":198,"tag":30,"options":199},"am-026","Everyone listened ___ to the story.","silently","Listened is an action verb, so use the adverb silently.",[197,200,201,202],"silent","silence","silents",{"id":204,"difficulty":143,"format":37,"prompt":205,"answer":206,"rule":208,"tag":48},"am-027","The children eat ___ and nobody can talk. (noisy)",[207],"noisily","Noisy ends in y, so change y to ily: noisily.",{"id":210,"difficulty":143,"format":44,"prompt":211,"answer":8,"rule":212,"tag":86},"am-028","Ben gets up early every day.","Early is both the adjective and the adverb.",{"id":214,"difficulty":143,"format":26,"prompt":215,"answer":57,"rule":216,"tag":55,"options":217},"am-029","My sister is a ___ singer.","Good describes the noun singer.",[57,53,218,219],"nicely","badly",{"id":221,"difficulty":143,"format":37,"prompt":222,"answer":223,"rule":54,"tag":55},"am-030","He is not a good dancer. He doesn't dance very ___.",[53],{"id":225,"difficulty":143,"format":44,"prompt":226,"answer":8,"rule":227,"tag":96},"am-031","My uncle works hard.","Hard is also the adverb: he works hard.",{"id":229,"difficulty":143,"format":26,"prompt":230,"answer":231,"rule":232,"tag":155,"options":233},"am-032","Choose the correct sentence about an exam.","She answered the questions correctly.","The adverb goes after the object, and it ends in ly.",[231,234,235,236],"She answered correctly the questions.","She correct answered the questions.","She answered the questions correct.",{"id":238,"difficulty":94,"format":26,"prompt":239,"answer":53,"rule":240,"tag":55,"options":241},"am-033","She doesn't speak English very ___.","After a negative action verb, we still use the adverb well.",[53,57,58,242],"best",{"id":244,"difficulty":94,"format":37,"prompt":245,"answer":246,"rule":247,"tag":96},"am-034","Does he work ___ at school? Yes, he studies all day. (hard)",[94],"Hard is the adverb of hard. It does not take ly.",{"id":249,"difficulty":94,"format":44,"prompt":250,"answer":46,"rule":251,"tag":155,"correction":252},"am-035","Do you speak well English?","Put the adverb after the object, even in a question.","Do you speak English well?",{"id":254,"difficulty":94,"format":26,"prompt":255,"answer":256,"rule":257,"tag":155,"options":258},"am-036","Choose the correct sentence.","She doesn't cook very well.","The adverb comes after the verb, with very before it.",[256,259,260,261],"She doesn't very well cook.","She doesn't cook very good.","She doesn't well very cook.",{"id":263,"difficulty":94,"format":37,"prompt":264,"answer":265,"rule":267,"tag":86},"am-037","The shop opens ___ on Sunday. It opens at six. (early)",[266],"early","Early has the same form as an adjective and as an adverb.",{"id":269,"difficulty":94,"format":44,"prompt":270,"answer":46,"rule":271,"tag":86,"correction":272},"am-038","There is a word fastly in English.","Fast is the adverb of fast. There is no word fastly.","There is no word fastly. Fast is the adverb.",{"id":274,"difficulty":94,"format":26,"prompt":275,"answer":276,"rule":277,"tag":76,"options":278},"am-039","Anna is very ___. She always does her homework carefully.","careful","After be, use an adjective: careful.",[276,64,279,280],"care","carefulness",{"id":282,"difficulty":94,"format":37,"prompt":283,"answer":284,"rule":285,"tag":30},"am-040","My brother is a bad singer. He sings very ___. (bad)",[219],"Sings is an action verb, so use the adverb badly.",{"id":287,"difficulty":94,"format":44,"prompt":288,"answer":8,"rule":289,"tag":96},"am-041","I can hardly see the board. It is very far away.","Hardly means almost not: I can almost not see the board.",{"id":291,"difficulty":94,"format":26,"prompt":292,"answer":98,"rule":293,"tag":96,"options":294},"am-042","I ___ know her. We met only once.","Hardly means almost not: I almost do not know her.",[98,94,99,100],{"id":296,"difficulty":94,"format":37,"prompt":297,"answer":298,"rule":300,"tag":30},"am-043","My little brother eats his dinner ___. (quick)",[299],"quickly","Add ly to the adjective: quick becomes quickly.",{"id":302,"difficulty":94,"format":44,"prompt":303,"answer":46,"rule":304,"tag":48,"correction":305},"am-044","The question was easy, so Tom answered it easy.","Answered is an action verb, so use the adverb easily.","The question was easy, so Tom answered it easily.",{"id":307,"difficulty":94,"format":26,"prompt":308,"answer":309,"rule":310,"tag":155,"options":311},"am-045","Choose the correct sentence about the phone.","She answers the phone politely.","Use the adverb politely, after the object.",[309,312,313,314],"She answers politely the phone.","She answers the phone polite.","She polite answers the phone.",{"id":316,"difficulty":94,"format":37,"prompt":317,"answer":318,"rule":319,"tag":86},"am-046","That car is very ___. It goes at 200 kilometres an hour. (fast)",[84],"Fast is also an adjective, and it comes after be.",{"id":321,"difficulty":94,"format":44,"prompt":322,"answer":46,"rule":323,"tag":55,"correction":324},"am-047","Good and well are both adverbs of manner.","Good is an adjective. Well is the adverb of manner.","Good is an adjective. Well is the adverb.",{"id":326,"difficulty":94,"format":26,"prompt":327,"answer":328,"rule":329,"tag":76,"options":330},"am-048","Choose the correct sentence about the children.","The children are happy.","After be, use the adjective happy.",[328,331,332,333],"The children are happily.","The children are happyly.","The children are happiness.",{"how_to_play":335,"rule_intro":339,"rule_sections":340,"faq":409,"related_exercise_label":428},[336,337,338],"Elige Práctica para jugar sin cronómetro o Desafío para competir contra el reloj con tres vidas.","En Práctica puedes elegir la dificultad; Desafío mezcla los tres niveles en una ronda de 12 preguntas.","Lee cada explicación y repite tus errores. Las preguntas y correcciones están en inglés.","Un adverbio de modo dice cómo hace alguien algo: *she speaks slowly*, *he drives carefully*. Aprende a formarlo a partir de un adjetivo, recuerda el irregular *well* y colócalo en el lugar correcto de la frase.",[341,354,368,382,396],{"heading":342,"body":343,"examples":344},"Qué hacen los adverbios de modo","Un adverbio de modo dice cómo se hace una acción. Va con verbos de acción como *speak*, *drive*, *work*, *sing* y *run*.",[345,348,351],{"sentence":346,"note":347},"She speaks slowly.","La forma *slowly* dice cómo habla.",{"sentence":349,"note":350},"He drives carefully.","La forma *carefully* dice cómo conduce.",{"sentence":352,"note":353},"They work quietly.","La forma *quietly* dice cómo trabajan.",{"heading":355,"body":356,"examples":357},"Adjetivo + ly","Añade *ly* al adjetivo para formar el adverbio. Si el adjetivo termina en *y*, cambia la *y* por *ily*.",[358,361,364],{"sentence":359,"note":360},"slow becomes slowly","Se añade *ly*.",{"sentence":362,"note":363},"The children play happily.","La forma *happy* pasa a *happily*.",{"sentence":365,"note":366,"wrong":367},"I can do it easily.","La forma *easy* pasa a *easily*.","I can do it easyly.",{"heading":369,"body":370,"examples":371},"¿Good o well?","La forma *good* es un adjetivo y describe un nombre. La forma *well* es el adverbio y describe un verbo.",[372,375,379],{"sentence":373,"note":374},"He is a good singer.","La forma *good* describe el nombre *singer*.",{"sentence":376,"note":377,"wrong":378},"He sings well.","La forma *well* describe el verbo *sings*.","He sings good.",{"sentence":380,"note":381},"She cooks very well.","La palabra *very* va antes de *well*.",{"heading":383,"body":384,"examples":385},"Fast, hard y early","Los adverbios *fast*, *hard* y *early* tienen la misma forma como adjetivo y como adverbio. No añadas *ly*. La palabra *hardly* es otra distinta: significa casi no.",[386,390,393],{"sentence":387,"note":388,"wrong":389},"Ana runs fast.","La forma *fast* es el adverbio.","Ana runs fastly.",{"sentence":391,"note":392},"Sam works hard.","La forma *hard* es el adverbio.",{"sentence":394,"note":395},"I can hardly hear you.","La palabra *hardly* significa casi no.",{"heading":397,"body":398,"examples":399},"Orden de las palabras y adjetivo o adverbio","Coloca el adverbio después del verbo o después del objeto. No lo pongas entre el verbo y el objeto. Después de *be*, usa un adjetivo.",[400,404,407],{"sentence":401,"note":402,"wrong":403},"She speaks English well.","El adverbio va después del objeto.","She speaks well English.",{"sentence":405,"note":406},"He speaks slowly.","No hay objeto, así que el adverbio sigue al verbo.",{"sentence":131,"note":408,"wrong":129},"Después de *be*, se usa el adjetivo *easy*.",[410,413,416,419,422,425],{"question":411,"answer":412},"¿Este juego de adverbios de modo es gratis?","Sí. Puedes jugar tantas rondas breves como quieras sin crear una cuenta.",{"question":414,"answer":415},"¿Cómo se forma un adverbio de modo?","Añade *ly* al adjetivo: *slow* pasa a *slowly*. Si el adjetivo termina en *y*, cambia la *y* por *ily*: *happy* pasa a *happily*.",{"question":417,"answer":418},"¿Cuál es la diferencia entre good y well?","La forma *good* es un adjetivo y describe un nombre: *a good singer*. La forma *well* es el adverbio y describe un verbo: *he sings well*.",{"question":420,"answer":421},"¿Dónde va el adverbio en la frase?","Va después del verbo o, si hay objeto, después del objeto: *she speaks English well*. No lo pongas entre el verbo y el objeto.",{"question":423,"answer":424},"¿Puedo usar el juego en clase?","Sí. Pide a las parejas que describan cómo un compañero hace una acción, como caminar o escribir, y que comparen sus frases con las preguntas y explicaciones.",{"question":426,"answer":427},"¿El juego guarda mi puntuación?","Tu mejor puntuación de Desafío se guarda en este navegador, no en tu cuenta.","Ejercicios de adverbios de modo",[],{"es":431},"\u002Fes\u002Fjuegos\u002Fadverbios-de-modo","adverbios-de-modo",{"unit":434,"units_total":437,"hub_url":438,"prev":439,"next":444},{"id":435,"number":19,"title":436},"daily-life","La vida diaria",20,"\u002Fes\u002Fcurso-de-ingles",{"type":440,"slug":441,"title":442,"url":10,"question_count":443},"exercise","adverbs-of-manner-exercises","Ejercicios de adverbios de modo en inglés (slowly, well, fast)",21,{"type":440,"slug":445,"title":446,"url":447,"question_count":448},"present-simple-vs-present-continuous-exercises","Ejercicios de present simple vs present continuous en inglés","\u002Fes\u002Fgramatica\u002Fejercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous",18,1791334640026]