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But is it ethical?

But is it ethical?. The Warehouse Madrid Advanced Class. Reading Comprehension. Loathing Witty Billboards Whaling conference Roam the streets Stealth advertising Antagonizes Buzz Sponsored Renovation of public buildings Despises Hype. Adverbs. Usually ad – ly to make adverbs

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But is it ethical?

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  1. But is it ethical? The Warehouse Madrid Advanced Class

  2. Reading Comprehension • Loathing • Witty • Billboards • Whaling conference • Roam the streets • Stealth advertising • Antagonizes • Buzz • Sponsored • Renovation of public buildings • Despises • Hype

  3. Adverbs • Usually ad –ly to make adverbs • Surprising • Surprisingly

  4. Adjectives to Adverbs • Adjective ends in –y and “y” changes to “I” before adding –ly • Unhappy • Unhappily • Shy • Shyly

  5. Adjectives to Adverbs • When an adjective ends in –ble • Change the “e” to “y” • Incredible • Incredibly

  6. Adjective to Adverb • When an adjective ends in –ic • Add –ally • Scientific • Scientifically

  7. Adjective to Adverb • With some, we don’t make the adverb –ly • Late • Late • Hard • Hard • High • High • Good • Well • Wrong • Wrong • Early • early

  8. late vs. lately • Lately, she´s been quite tired. • She´s tired because she got up late.

  9. hard vs. hardly • He isreallyhardtoworkwith. • Thiswoodisreallyhard. • I´vehardlygot time tobakethesedays.

  10. high vs. highly • Thatboy can jumpreallyhigh. • It´shighlyunlikelythathe’ll come to the party tonight.

  11. fine vs. finely • He’s done a fine job here. • He cut that celery very finely, into small pieces.

  12. After verbs such as… • Taste • Smell • Sounds • Seem • Appear • Adjective instead of adverb • That tastes so good. • It smells wonderful. • It sounds good. • It seems strange. • It appears haunted.

  13. Position of Adverbials • Adverbials of places • Describe where something happens/happened • I left my wallet inside her purse.

  14. Position of Adverbials • Adverbials of time • Describe when something happens/happened • These days it’s quite normal to regard all forms of marketing with loathing.

  15. Position of Adverbials • Adverbials of manner • Describe how something is done • By leaping out at consumers unannounced and grabbing their attention by force.

  16. Position of Adverbials • Adverbials of indefinite frequency • Describe how often something happens • If overused or done badly, it sometimes antagonizes people.

  17. Position of Adverbials • Adverbials describing level of certainty • How likely • If overused or done badly, it sometimes antagonizes people.

  18. #7 • People sometimes like the adverts on television better than the programs. • In the future, adverts on billboards will die out. • Even I am fascinated by car adverts, and I don’t like cars! • I’m fascinated by car adverts, and I don’t even like cars! • Correct • Every year, the same brands have the most popular products. • The same brands have the most popular products every year.

  19. #8 • Obviously, I always dislike having to do housework at the weekends. • I will probably do the run on Saturday to raise money for charity. • Only one of my essays will definitely be finished by then. • Annoyingly, my car often breaks down without any warning. • That actress is even more popular than her brother these days.

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