Not all adverbs are formed by adding '-ly' to adjectives; some common adverbs like early, late, high, low, and fast are irregular and do not follow this pattern, as adding '-ly' would either create incorrect words or change the meaning entirely.
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Stop Saying "Fastly"! đ Irregular Adverbs ExplainedHinzugefĂźgt:
Fastly is not a word. So, we all know take an adjective like quick, add ly to it, it becomes quickly, which is an adverb, right? So, adjective plus ly becomes adverb, right?
Yes, but not all the time.
Here are five adverbs in which ly is actually wrong. So, if you want to say that someone came early, you don't say early.
It's not a word. We say he came early.
Same with late. We don't say lately because it would mean something different. It would mean recently. So, he came early, he came late. High and low.
We say the plane flies high, not highly.
Highly is something different. Again, it has a different meaning. If you mean distance, like how far up or down something is, it's high and low, not highly and lowly.
Finally, fast.
I run fast. We don't say fastly.
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