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B. Adverbs We use adverbs to describe verbs. Many adverbs are formed by adding -ly to adjectives.Examples: Seema writes neatly. Tinku held the kite firmly.Fill in the blanks with adverb forms of the adjectives given in brackets.1. Drive ______________________ on the streets. (careful)2. Dress ______________________ to school. (neat)3. The train moved ______________________ into the station. (slow)4. Don%u2019t play music so ______________________. (loud)5. She held his hand ______________________. (firm)6. The children sat ______________________. (quiet)7. She speaks ______________________. (polite)8. Anush writes ______________________. (bad)9. He spoke ______________________ of his son. (proud)10. Tinku looked at his kite ______________________. (sad)Yes, but I don%u2019t know how to fly them.Oh yes. That%u2019s really nice of you.Shall I teach you how to fly them?Do you like to fly kites ?Practise this conversation with your partner.PronunciationConversation SkillsRead these words aloud. Note that the letters %u2018gh%u2019 are silent.high tight light sight flightfight right bright night mightArrow-Puffin-3_Semester-1 English 59