[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":777},["ShallowReactive",2],{"-content-grammar-adverbs-of-manner-exercises":3,"-exercise-index-for-related":265},{"type":4,"data":5},"exercise",{"slug":6,"skill":7,"topic":8,"title":9,"levels":10,"tags":12,"published":17,"updated_at":18,"is_premium":19,"meta_title":20,"meta_description":21,"rule":22,"examples":44,"exercises":63,"faq":221,"article":237,"available_locales":245,"course":247},"adverbs-of-manner-exercises","grammar","adverbs-of-manner","Adverbs of Manner Exercises (slowly, well, fast)",[11],"A2",[13,8,14,15,16],"adverbs","adjectives","well-good","a2",true,"2026-10-06",false,"Adverbs of Manner Exercises — Free Practice | FluencyRoad","Practice adverbs of manner with free interactive exercises: quickly, carefully, happily, well, fast and hard. Learn adjective or adverb, good or well, and word order.",{"heading":23,"summary":24,"points":25},"Adverbs of manner","An adverb of manner tells us how someone does something: She speaks slowly. 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After an action verb, use an adverb: She did the test easily. Hardly is not the adverb of hard. It means almost not.",[45,48,51,54,57,60],{"sentence":46,"note":47},"She speaks **slowly**.","Slowly is an adverb. It tells us how she speaks.",{"sentence":49,"note":50},"My father drives **carefully**.","Careful + ly = carefully.",{"sentence":52,"note":53},"The children play **happily** in the garden.","Happy ends in y, so happy becomes happily.",{"sentence":55,"note":56},"You speak English **well**.","Well is the adverb of good. It goes after the object (English).",{"sentence":58,"note":59},"My brother runs **fast**.","Fast has the same form as an adjective and as an adverb.",{"sentence":61,"note":62},"He is a **good** singer. He sings **well**.","Good describes the noun singer. 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Do not put it between the verb and the object.",{"question":235,"answer":236},"Are hard and hardly the same?","No. Hard is both an adjective and an adverb: it is a hard test, he works hard. Hardly means almost not: I can hardly hear you means it is very difficult to hear you.",{"heading":238,"paragraphs":239},"Adverbs of Manner: How Do You Do It?",[240,241,242,243,244],"Adverbs of manner tell us how we do something. She speaks slowly. He drives carefully. They play happily. We use them with action verbs, like speak, drive, work, sing and run.","To make an adverb, add ly to the adjective: slow becomes slowly, quick becomes quickly, careful becomes carefully. If the adjective ends in y, change y to ily: happy becomes happily and easy becomes easily.","Some adverbs are irregular. The adverb of good is well: he is a good singer, and he sings well. Fast, hard and early have the same form as adjective and as adverb: a fast car, he runs fast. 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