An adverb is a word that’s used to give information about a verb, adjective, or other adverb, prilozi nas informišu o glagolu, pridevu ili drugom prilogu.
– He walked slowly.(glagol)
– These schemes are very clever.(pridev)
– The answer to both questions is really rather simple.(drugi prilog)
– He walked slowly.(glagol)
– These schemes are very clever.(pridev)
– The answer to both questions is really rather simple.(drugi prilog)
Prilozi su vrsta reči koje najčešće bliže odredjuju glagol ili
glagolsku frazu. Oni daju informaciju o načinu, mestu, vremenu, učestalosti,
ili drugim okolnostima aktivnosti koja se pokazuje glagolom ili glagolskom
frazom.
Funkcija priloga je da:
a)
bliže
odredjuju glagol:
He ran quckly.
I went to the dentist yesterday.
Come here.
The soccer team played badly last
Saturday.
b)
bliže
odredjuju pridev:
His work is very good.
This work isn’t good enough.
It was extremely bad match.
The boldly spoken words
…
You are quite right.
c)
bliže
odredjuju drugi prilog:
He plays extremely well.
We urged him to dial the number more expeditiously.
She spoke quite loudly.
The socker team played extremely
badly last week.
d)
bliže
odredjuju imenicu:
The very thing I wanted …
The above sentence…
In after years …
The up train …
The under secretary of the then prime Minister…
e)
bliže
odredjuju zamenicu:
Is that car really yours?
f)
bliže
odredjuju predlošku frazu:
I am almost through my work.
They live nearly on the top of the hill.
His remarks were not quite to the point.
g)
bliže
odredjuju celu rečenicu:
Fortunately, I
remembered in time who we was.
Indeed, I
won’t do it.
Unfortunately, the bank closed at three.
Forme:
- adjective + -ly
quick + -ly =quickly
slow + -ly = slowly
sudden + -ly = suddenly
dangerous + -ly = dangerously
gradual + -ly = gradually
- ako se pridev završava na -le, to
se gubi.
Primer:
terrible + -ly = terribly
horrible + -ly = horribly
sensible + -ly =
sensibly
- ako se pridev završava na -e, onda se doda -ly.
Primer:
safe + -ly = safely
nice
+ -ly = nicely
- posle -ll samo se doda –y.
Primer:
full + -ly =
fully
- Nepravilni oblici
priloga:
good – well
fast – fast
hard – hard
Nisu sve reči koje se završavaju na -ly are
prilozi.
Pridevi koji se završavaju na -ly: friendly,
silly, lonely, ugly, costly, deadly, kindly, likely, lively, manly,
and timely
Ne postoji prilog od prideva koji se
završava na -ly.
Imenice
koje se završavaju na -ly: ally, bully, Italy, melancholy
Glagoli na -ly: apply, rely, supply
Odlike:
1. Mnogi prilozi su
comparativni → poredjeni sa very ili extremely:
softly
- very softly
suddenly – very suddenly
slowly – extremely slowly
2. Neki preuzimaju normalne komparativne i superlativne forme, with -er and -est:
John works hard.
John works hard.
Mary works harder.
I work hardest.
Najčešće koristimo more i most, less i least da poredimo prideve:
With sneakers on, she could move more
quickly among the patients.
The flowers were the most beautifully arranged
creations I've ever seen.
That was the least skillfully done
performance I've seen in years.
Pridevi komparativ superlativ
recently more recently most
recently
effectively more effectively most
effectively
frequently more frequently most
frequently
confidently less confidently least
confidently
Klasifikacija
po značenju
1. prilog za način
2. prilog za vreme
3. prilog za učestalost
4. prilog za mesto
5. prilog za poredjenje
6. prilog za slaganje
7. prilog za količinu i broj
8. prilog za vezivanje
9. prilog za negacije
1.
Adverbs of manner
- opisuje kako se nešto desilo (HOW?)
The little boy behaved badly.
He did the job perfectly.
She quickly made the mourning meal.
Automatically
she backed away.
- Najčešći su: carefully, correctly, eagerly, easily,
fast, loudly, patiently, quickly, quietly, well, etc.
2.
Adverbs of time
- opisuje kada se
nešto desilo (WHEN?)
I will do the work tomorrow.
What’s going to happen next?
Recently deserted by her husband she found it hard to make
ends meet.
- Najčešći su: after, already, during, finally, just,
last, later, next, now, recently, soon, then, tomorrow, while, yesterday,
etc.
3.
Adverbs of frequency
- opisuje koliko
često se nešto desilo (HOW OFTEN?)
He always does his work well.
He has never done that before.
He is sometimes right.
He has never been to England
- Najčešći su: always, every, never, often, rarely, seldom,
sometimes, usually, etc.
4.
Adverbs of place
- gde se nešto desilo (WHERE?)
I will stand here.
The bird flew out.
He loves is there.
It hopped backward.
- Najčešći su: abroad, anywhere, downstairs, here, home, in, nowhere, out, outside,
somewhere, there, underground, upstairs, etc.
5.
Adverbs of degree
- poredjenje jačine prideva ili
nekog drugog prideva
- nisu skloni poredjenju (osim *extremely very).
- koristi se sa pridevima i drugim
prilozima (very good, too quickly, nearly there)
Are you quite sure we’re on
the right road.
That's all right.
He spoke French too quickly for me.
- Najčešći su: almost, barely, completely, entirely, highly, quite, slightly, totally, utterly,
etc.
6.
Adverbs of affirmation
- abbreviated sentences in conversations
conversations
I hope my parents just for once
will say yes to my idea.
You must have heard about the
haunted house surely?
Certainly
we’ll try to rid this place of the foul odour.
It would indeed help if I had a bodyguard.
By all means
eat whatever you want.
- Najčešći su: yes, certainly, surely,
absolutely, decidedly, evidently, indeed, entirely, naturally, obviously,
precisely, willingly, etc.
Henry woks very little, not nearly as much as George.
William has won the prize twice.
8.
Conjunctive adverbs
- spaja dve klaze u jednu:
You must do your homework; otherwise,
you might get a bad grade.
I will not be attending the show. Therefore, I have extra tickets
for anyone that can use them.
Amy practiced the piano; meanwhile,
her brother practiced the violin.
Marion needed to be home early. Consequently, she left work at 3 p.m.
- Najčešći su: accordingly, additionally, also,
besides, consequently, comparatively, finally, further, furthermore, hence, however, incidentally,
indeed, instead, likewise, meanwhile, namely, nevertheless, next, nonetheless,
otherwise, rather, still, similarly, subsequently, then, therefore, thereafter,
thus, yet, …
An adverb is a word that’s used to give information about a verb, adjective, or other adverb, prilozi nas informišu o glagolu, pridevu ili drugom prilogu.
– He walked slowly.(glagol)
– These schemes are very clever.(pridev)
– The answer to both questions is really rather simple.(drugi prilog)
- See more at: http://abc.amarilisonline.com/vrste-reci-u-engleskom-jeziku/#sthash.Irng3tH3.dpufAn adverb is a word that’s used to give information about a verb, adjective, or other adverb, prilozi nas informišu o glagolu, pridevu ili drugom prilogu.
– He walked slowly.(glagol)
– These schemes are very clever.(pridev)
– The answer to both questions is really rather simple.(drugi prilog)
- See more at: http://abc.amarilisonline.com/vrste-reci-u-engleskom-jeziku/#sthash.Irng3tH3.dpuf
– He walked slowly.(glagol)
– These schemes are very clever.(pridev)
– The answer to both questions is really rather simple.(drugi prilog)
- See more at: http://abc.amarilisonline.com/vrste-reci-u-engleskom-jeziku/#sthash.Irng3tH3.dpufAn adverb is a word that’s used to give information about a verb, adjective, or other adverb, prilozi nas informišu o glagolu, pridevu ili drugom prilogu.
– He walked slowly.(glagol)
– These schemes are very clever.(pridev)
– The answer to both questions is really rather simple.(drugi prilog)
- See more at: http://abc.amarilisonline.com/vrste-reci-u-engleskom-jeziku/#sthash.Irng3tH3.dpuf
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