Practice : Rewrite the sentence so that the adjectives change into adverbs
1. She is a good dancer.
2.They spoke in soft voices.
3.It was a heavy rain.
4.The hungry man asked for food.
5.The angry dog barked.

1. She dances well.

2.They spoke softly.

3. It rained heavily.

4. The man asked for food hungrily.

5. The dog barked angrily.

Explanation:

Adjectives give us more information about nouns, their characteristics, qualities, possessions etc.

In similar way, adverbs give us more details about verbs; they describe an action, how long it lasted, how it was performed etc.

We can transform an adjective to an adverb by adding the suffix -ly (soft - softly). In some cases, a spelling change will occur (heavy - heavily, angry - angrily).

However, some adjectives are irregular and do not follow this rule (good - well).

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