Bueno vs. Bueno, o una guía sobre adjetivos y adverbios en inglés

Hoy hablaremos de un tema bastante escurridizo en la gramática inglesa. Parece simple. Malo es un adjetivo y mal es un adverbio. Pero, ¿cómo se dice correctamente: "Me siento mal" o "Me siento mal"? ¿"Me siento bien" o "Me siento bien"? Estos matices son muy confusos para los estudiantes que están aprendiendo inglés. Por eso, hoy hablamos de adjetivos y adverbios. Y también cómo evitar errores habituales al utilizarlos.





Todo sobre el adjetivo

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Give me a shirt, please. — , .





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Give me my new red shirt, please. — , .





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— Give me my marvelous new red chinese silk shirt, please. — , . 





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new shirt —





pure water —





black hair —





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  • appear





  • be





  • become





  • feel





  • look





  • seem





  • smell





  • sound





  • taste





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The salad tastes delicious. — . 





You look awesome. — .





The dog seems dangerous. — .





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« » , « ». «You look awesomely» — .





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«?», «?», «?» «?». -ly. 





  • Careful — carefully (-)





  • Dangerous — dangerously (-)





  • Nice — nicely (-)





, -ly . , friendly timely. 





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  • Real Madrid has won the League of Champion cup. — .





  • Unfortunately, Real Madrid has won the League of Champion cup. — , .





 

, -ly, « », , «+ly». 





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  • good — well





  • fast — fast





  • hard — hard





  • early — early





  • daily — daily





  • straight — straight





  • wrong — wrong





It's the fast way to get resources exploited. — .





We just needed some answers fast. — .





. -ly . :





cheap, clean, clear, close, dear, fine, loud, quick, quiet, slow, thin





Don’t speak loud!





Don’t speak loudly!





« ». . , «loudly», , — . — . 





Warning!

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— You are able to get it free. — .





— You are able to get it freely. — .





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deep =





deeply = ,





direct = ,





directly =





easy =





easily =





free =





freely = , ,





full =





fully =





hard = ,





hardly = -, ,





high =





highly =





last =





lastly = -





late =





lately =





near = ,





nearly =





pretty = ,





prettily = ,





short =





shortly =





wide =





widely =





wrong =





wrongly =





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Good , : smell, look, be, sound. 





This soup smells good. — .





Your offer sounds good. — .





— well. 





She cooks really well. — .





John plays football very well. — .





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«I feel good» «I feel well».





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«I feel good» — «I feel happy». , . 





«I’m feeling good» Muse .





«I feel well», , . , « » « ». 





, — «look good» «look well». 





My granny looks good. — .





My granny looks well. — .





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- ED Words . may_21 ED Words. 01.07.2021.





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