He who laughs last laughs best. (Adjective clause) I cannot believe that he said it. (Noun clause) 6. Adjectives and adverbs, word forming: Adverbs formed from adjectives ending -ly: 1.) omadussõna lõpul olev -y, mille ees on konsonant, muutub i-ks: · easy / easily · funny / funnily 2.) -ll lõpulistel sõnadel langeb üks l välja: · Full / fully · Dull / dully 3.) -le lõpulistel omadussõnadel jääb -e ära: · Possile / possibly · Able / ably · Simple / simply Mõned -e lõpulised omadussõnad säilitavad -e: · Wise / wisely · Extreme / extremely AGA! Scientific / scientifically; probable / probably... But some words that end in -ly are adjectives, not adverbs and they cannot be used as adverbs: Friendly; lovely; lonely; likely; silly. He is friendly
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