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The task is to convert each adjective into an adverb by changing the word so it can describe how something is done (i.e., modify a verb).

Step 1: Understand the Rule


Most adverbs are formed by adding "-ly" to the end of an adjective.
For example:
- "Happy" → "Happily"
- "Quick" → "Quickly"

However, there are exceptions and special cases:
- Words ending in "y" often change the "y" to "i" before adding "-ly".
- Some words already end in "-ly", so they don’t need a change.
- A few irregular ones have different forms.

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Step 2: Convert Each Word



Let’s go through the list:

1. HappyHappily
(Add "-ly" after changing 'y' to 'i'? Wait — actually, "happy" ends in 'y', but we keep the 'y' and add "-ly". So: *happily*)

2. QuickQuickly
(Add "-ly" directly)

3. SlowSlowly
(Add "-ly")

4. LoudLoudly
(Add "-ly")

5. SoftSoftly
(Add "-ly")

6. BrightBrightly
(Add "-ly")

7. ClearClearly
(Add "-ly")

8. AngryAngrily
(Change 'y' to 'i' and add "-ly"? Actually, no — "angry" becomes "angrily" — yes, change 'y' to 'i' before adding "-ly"? Wait: “angry” → “angrily” — yes, drop 'y', add 'i', then “-ly” → angrily)

9. BraveBravely
(Drop 'e', add "ly"? No — "brave" → "bravely" — keep 'e', add "-ly"? Actually, "brave" → "bravely" — correct form is bravely, with "-ly" added after the 'e')

10. KindKindly
(Add "-ly")

11. QuietQuietly
(Add "-ly")

12. SweetSweetly
(Add "-ly")

13. PolitePolitely
(Add "-ly")

14. PatientPatiently
(Add "-ly")

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Final Answers:



1) Happily
2) Quickly
3) Slowly
4) Loudly
5) Softly
6) Brightly
7) Clearly
8) Angrily
9) Bravely
10) Kindly
11) Quietly
12) Sweetly
13) Politely
14) Patiently

All these are correct adverb forms.

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Summary:


To make adverbs from adjectives:
- Add "-ly" to most adjectives.
- For words ending in "y" (like angry, happy), usually just add "-ly" — but sometimes spelling changes slightly (e.g., angrily, happily).
- Words ending in "e" (like brave, polite) keep the 'e' and add "-ly".

All answers follow standard English rules.

Final Answer List:

1. Happily
2. Quickly
3. Slowly
4. Loudly
5. Softly
6. Brightly
7. Clearly
8. Angrily
9. Bravely
10. Kindly
11. Quietly
12. Sweetly
13. Politely
14. Patiently
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adverb worksheet 2nd grade.
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