Adverb Formation and Rules

Mr. Spelling introduces his YouTube channel focused on spelling rules. The video teaches how to form adverbs by adding -ly, and specifically addresses the rule for adding -ally to words ending in -ic. Examples include 'quickly', 'sadly', 'magically', and 'basically'. The exception 'publicly' is highlighted. Viewers are encouraged to practice forming adverbs and are given activities to complete. The video concludes with a request for feedback on including answers in the video.

What is the main focus of Mr. Spelling's video?

• Teaching pronunciation rules

• Teaching spelling rules

• Teaching grammar rules

• Teaching math rules

How do you generally form an adverb from an adjective?

• Add 'ing' to the end

• Add 'ly' to the end

• Add 'er' to the end

• Add 'ed' to the end

What should you add to words ending in 'ic' to form an adverb?

• Add 'ing'

• Add 'ally'

• Add 'ly'

• Add 'ed'

What is the adverb form of 'quick'?

• Quickly

• Quicklyly

• Quickally

• Quicked

Which of the following words becomes 'magically' when turned into an adverb?

• Magical

• Magically

• Magic

• Magician

What is the exception to the rule for words ending in 'ic'?

• Terrifically

• Magically

• Logically

• Publicly

Which word does not follow the 'ic' rule and ends with 'ly'?

• Comic

• Terrific

• Basic

• Public

What is the adverb form of 'sudden'?

• Suddening

• Suddenally

• Suddenly

• Suddened

How do you form the adverb 'happily' from 'happy'?

• Add 'ing'

• Add 'ally'

• Change 'y' to 'i' and add 'ly'

• Add 'ly' directly

What is the adverb form of 'civic'?

• Civically

• Civicly

• Civical

• Civic