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    Comparison of Adverbs

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    This document compares adverbs in English and Serbian. It discusses how most English adverbs are formed from adjectives with the "-ly" suffix. It also notes that these adverbs are compared in the same way as adjectives, using "more" and "most". The document then addresses some adverbs that have the same form as the related adjective and compares them without changing the word. Finally, it lists some irregular adverbs that have unique comparative and superlative forms, such as "well", "badly", "much", "little", and "far".

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    This document compares adverbs in English and Serbian. It discusses how most English adverbs are formed from adjectives with the "-ly" suffix. It also notes that these adverbs are compared in the same way as adjectives, using "more" and "most". The document then addresses some adverbs that have the same form as the related adjective and compares them without changing the word. Finally, it lists some irregular adverbs that have unique comparative and superlative forms, such as "well", "badly", "much", "little", and "far".

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    ESL exercise on comparison of adverbs.

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    This document compares adverbs in English and Serbian. It discusses how most English adverbs are formed from adjectives with the "-ly" suffix. It also notes that these adverbs are compared in the same way as adjectives, using "more" and "most". The document then addresses some adverbs that have the same form as the related adjective and compares them without changing the word. Finally, it lists some irregular adverbs that have unique comparative and superlative forms, such as "well", "badly", "much", "little", and "far".

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    Comparison of Adverbs

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    This document compares adverbs in English and Serbian. It discusses how most English adverbs are formed from adjectives with the "-ly" suffix. It also notes that these adverbs are compared in the same way as adjectives, using "more" and "most". The document then addresses some adverbs that have the same form as the related adjective and compares them without changing the word. Finally, it lists some irregular adverbs that have unique comparative and superlative forms, such as "well", "badly", "much", "little", and "far".

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    COMPARISON OF ADVERBS (POREĐENJE PRILOGA)

    Pre svega, šta su prilozi? Prilozi su vrsta reči koja opisuje radnju, tj. glagol, za razliku od
    prideva koji opisuju imenice.

    I Većina priloga u engleskom jeziku gradi se tako što se na pridev doda nastavak –ly.
    Npr.
    nice - nicely
    happy – happily (y se pretvara u i)
    terrible – terribly (kad se pridev završave na –le, e se gubi)
    careful – carefully (kad se pridev završava na –l, onda ga dupliramo)

    Ovako formirani prilozi porede se na isti način kao što poredimo dugačke prideve – tj. uz
    pomoć MORE i MOST:

    nicely – more nicely – most nicely


    happily – more happily – most happily

    She sings more nicely than her sister, but their mother sings most nicely of all.

    ISPRED SUPERLATIVA PRILOGA OBIČNO NE STAVLJAMO THE. To je zbog toga što je


    THE član, a član je vezan za imenicu. Budući da prilog nije vezan za imenicu, nego za glagol,
    onda članu tu nema mesta.

    II Međutim, postoje slučajevi kada prilog ima isti oblik kao odgovarajući pridev.

    Evo najvažnijih primera koje treba upamtiti: FAST, HARD, EARLY, LATE, LONG,
    HIGH, DAILY...
    U donjoj tabeli dati su primeri rečenica u kojima su navedene reči date kao pridev, i
    primeri rečenica u kojima te iste reči predstavljaju priloge:

    PRIDEV PRILOG

    John is a fast runner. John runs fast.

    He has a hard job. He works hard.

    He caught an early train. He got up early.

    We had late dinner last night. He came too late.

    The giraffe has a long neck. He usually sleeps long.

    This is a high mountain. Birds fly high.


    (Na neke od ovih možemo dodati –ly, ali onda dobijaju drugo značenje!)
    Kako se porede ovakvi prilozi? Lako – na isti način kao kratki pridevi, odnosno dodavanjem
    –er za komparativ i –est za superlativ. Primeri:

    John runs faster than me. Peter runs fastest of all the pupils in my school.
    He works harder than Bill, but Ted works hardest of all.
    My mum gets up earlier than me, but her sister gets up earliest in the whole family.
    He came home later than Sally. Their son arrived latest.
    He waited for the job longer than his friends, but his brother waited longest.
    Eagles (orlovi) fly higher than pigeons golubovi) . Planes can fly highest of all.

    III Na kraju, postoje prilozi koji imaju nepravilno poređenje! Ima ih malo i moraju da
    se nauče napamet! To su:

    DOBRO well – better – best


    LOŠE badly – worse – worst
    MNOGO much – more –most
    MALO little – less – least
    DALEKO far – further – furthest ILI farther - farthest

    Evo nekih primera:

    He draws better than his father.

    My cousin sings worst in my family.

    He eats more than me.

    She works least of all the workers in the company.

    He travelled further than his wife.

    THE END

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