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Exercise B1
Construct adverbs from the following adjectives.
| Adjective |
Adverb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
| heureux[happy] |
[happily, luckily]|Normally we take the feminine form of the adjective and add the ending ment. |
secret[secret] |
[secretly]|Normally we take the feminine form of the adjective and add the ending ment. |
| normal[normal] |
[normally]|Normally we take the feminine form of the adjective and add the ending ment. |
gentil[nice] |
[nicely]|Some adjectives have an entirely different adverb form. |
| parfait[perfect] |
[perfectly]|Normally we take the feminine form of the adjective and add the ending ment. |
précis[exact] |
[exactly]|Some adjectives that don’t end in e still construct their adverb with ément. |
| facile[simple] |
[simply]|Normally we take the feminine form of the adjective and add the ending ment. |
bon[good] |
[well]|Some adjectives have an entirely different adverb form. |
| doux[gentle] |
[gently]|Normally we take the feminine form of the adjective and add the ending ment. |
prudent[careful] |
[carefully]|Adjectives that end in ant and ent construct their adverbs with amment and emment. |
Complete the gaps with the adverbs of the adjectives in brackets.
- Thomas a été (vrai) gentil avec moi.[Thomas was truly nice to me.]|Some adverbs are not constructed using the feminine form of the adjective.
- Elle a (poli) accepté son invitation.[She politely accepted her invitation.]|Some adverbs are not constructed using the feminine form of the adjective.
- Quand tu seras parti, tu vas (énorme) me manquer.[When you leave, I will miss you a lot.]|Some adjectives that don’t end in e still construct their adverb using ément.
- En ce moment, ils sont (constant) à la piscine.[Right now they are constantly at the swimming pool.]|Adjectives ending in ant and ent construct their adverbs with amment and emment.
- Nous avons (mauvais) compris l’exercice.[We understood the exercise wrong.]|Some adjectives have a completely different adverb form.
