Grammar Adverbs derived from Adjectives   Adjectives can become adverbs to express the manner something is done/happens. Doing it is quite simple: just add the suffix '-ly' to the Adjective as the examples below:   Observe the suffixes that are added according to the termination of the adjective   # Adjective Adverb Example 01 Automatic Automatically He was doing it automatically because it was very easy for him 02 Bad Badly She was so tired that she could badly move or speak 03 Calm Calmly The lecturer has calmly spoken to the audience in a very soft fashion 04 Certain Certainly That company certainly needs more employees in order to keep growing 05 Clear Clearly John could see clearly that his mother was very mad at him 06 Correct Correctly If you want to speak English correctly, you must do your best and study very hard 07 Deep Deeply The couple was deeply saddened because they had to cancel their honeymoon 08 Easy Easily You can easily learn or do anything you want as long as you really want it 09 Extreme Extremely In New York, it gets extremely cold in winter and there´s a lot of snow 10 Full Fully This situation is fully understood; there´s no need to say anything else 11 Gentle Gently The old lady has treated us so gently that we just don´t feel like leaving 12 High Highly It´s highly recommended that you use the seat belt while driving 13 New Newly That old building was newly reformed and now it looks nice 14 Quick Quickly The stock markets change so quickly that people lose or gain fortunes overnight 15 Rough Roughly The animals moved so roughly that they almost ran over each other 16 Serious Seriously The President spoke seriously about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico 17 Strong Strongly The doctor strongly recommended his patient to rest for one day     Globalized English School English in English   2009 - 2010 Globalized English School  - All rights reserved