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    The document provides instructions for forming adjectives from nouns and adverbs from adjectives. For nouns, it explains that adding -ous, -y or -ful creates an adjective, with examples of danger becoming dangerous and care becoming careful. For adjectives, it notes adding -ly to most adjectives creates an adverb, with the exceptions of some adjectives ending in -ly, -y, -le and giving examples like beautiful becoming beautifully. The document contains blank spaces for applying these rules to additional examples.

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    The document provides instructions for forming adjectives from nouns and adverbs from adjectives. For nouns, it explains that adding -ous, -y or -ful creates an adjective, with examples of danger becoming dangerous and care becoming careful. For adjectives, it notes adding -ly to most adjectives creates an adverb, with the exceptions of some adjectives ending in -ly, -y, -le and giving examples like beautiful becoming beautifully. The document contains blank spaces for applying these rules to additional examples.

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    The document provides instructions for forming adjectives from nouns and adverbs from adjectives. For nouns, it explains that adding -ous, -y or -ful creates an adjective, with examples of danger becoming dangerous and care becoming careful. For adjectives, it notes adding -ly to most adjectives creates an adverb, with the exceptions of some adjectives ending in -ly, -y, -le and giving examples like beautiful becoming beautifully. The document contains blank spaces for applying these rules to additional examples.

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    Adjectives From Nouns, Adverbs From Adjectives

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    The document provides instructions for forming adjectives from nouns and adverbs from adjectives. For nouns, it explains that adding -ous, -y or -ful creates an adjective, with examples of danger becoming dangerous and care becoming careful. For adjectives, it notes adding -ly to most adjectives creates an adverb, with the exceptions of some adjectives ending in -ly, -y, -le and giving examples like beautiful becoming beautifully. The document contains blank spaces for applying these rules to additional examples.

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    Form adjectives from the nouns in brackets.

    Forming adjectives from nouns


    We add –ous, -y, or –ful to the noun to form adjectives.
    danger – dangerous, risk – risky, care - careful

    1. She’s very ………………………. (fun). Everyone likes her jokes.

    2. Ricky Martin is a ………………………… (fame) singer.

    3. Angelina Jolie is very …………………………… (beauty).

    4. It’s too …………………… (risk) to climb the Mount Everest.

    5. Please, be …………………….. (care) with those glasses.

    6. This chemical is very ……………………… (hazard).

    Form adverbs from the adjectives in brackets.


    Forming adverbs from adjectives
    We add –ly to the adjective to form adverb.
    beautiful – beautifully, happy – happily, simple – simply
    (Note: friendly, lovely, lonely, ugly, silly – exceptions)

    1. The children sing ………………………….. (beautiful).

    2. She walks …………………………… (slow).

    3. It is important to write ……………………………. (careful).

    4. He signed his application ………………………… (happy).

    5. The thief opened the window ………………………. (quiet).

    6. Jack replied to his rude neighbor ……………………... (angry).

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