Avverbi di modo — Transcript

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1. 0:03Let's look at what adverbs of manner
2. 0:04are together. Adverbs of manner
3. 0:12indicate the way in which an action
4. 0:13happens. They answer the question how,
5. 0:18or in what way. Let's look at an
6. 0:21example. I did the assignment hastily.
7. 0:26In what way did I do the assignment?
8. 0:29Hastily. Hastily is an adverb of manner
9. 0:32. Many adverbs of manner derive from
10. 0:41qualitative adjectives, which is why
11. 0:42they are also called qualitative
12. 0:44adverbs. They are very numerous because
13. 0:49from almost every adjective you can
14. 0:50derive the corresponding adverb. Let's
15. 0:54take a few examples from "fast". Fast,
16. 0:58from bitter, bitterly, from magnificent
17. 1:01, magnificently. The most frequent
18. 1:12adverbs of manner are those ending in "
19. 1:14ly", easily, gently, quickly, harshly,
20. 1:17or those ending in "oni", groping,
21. 1:19dangling, kneeling, crawling. Let's
22. 1:25take a few examples. I laugh easily.
23. 1:29Easily is an adverb of manner. I laugh
24. 1:32how? In what way? Easily. Another
25. 1:36example. The child was crawling.
26. 1:41Crawling is an adverb of manner; it
27. 1:43means moving on hands and knees on the
28. 1:45ground. We also have other adverbs of
29. 1:53manner. Adverbs like well, badly, so,
30. 1:59gladly, in vain, together, really, only
31. 2:02, primarily, above all, and many others
32. 2:05. Some qualitative adjectives that in
33. 2:12their invariable form are used as
34. 2:14adverbs: slowly, right, crooked, slow,
35. 2:17and many others. When the adverb of
36. 2:25manner is formed by multiple words, it
37. 2:27is called an adverbial phrase. Among
38. 2:32adverbial phrases of manner, we recall
39. 2:34on foot, running, usually, in a hurry.
40. 2:38Frequently, as best as possible, in a
41. 2:41mad rush, and many others. Let's look
42. 2:45at an example. Carlo arrived in a mad
43. 2:48rush. In a mad rush is an adverbial
44. 2:51phrase of manner. No.