An adverb of manner is an adverb (such as QUICKLY or

SLOWLY) that describes how and in what way the action

of a verb is carried out.
Most adverbs of manner end in –ly such as badly, happily,
sadly, slowly, quickly, and others that include well, hard and
fast.
Adverbs of manner most often appear after a verb or at
the end of a verb phrase.

Examples:
He drives safely.
She walked slowly
Her eyes sparkled merrily..
In the case of the
adjective ‘GOOD’,
the corresponding
adverb is ‘WELL’.
FORMING ADVERBS OF MANNER FROM ADJECTIVES
RULES
1. In a large number of the cases, the adverb can be formed by
simply adding ‘-ly’ to the adjective. ( ADJECTIVE + -LY)
Cheap ……Cheaply
Quick…….. Quickly
Strong ………Strongly
2. If the adjective ends in with ‘y’, replace the ‘y’ with an ‘i’ and
add ‘-ly’. ( -Y -I + -LY)
Ready…………… Readily
Merry…………… Merrily
Easy ……………Easily
3.If the adjective ends with ‘-le’, replace the ‘e’ at the end with ‘y’.
( -LE ………….-LY)
Possible………….. Possibly
Terrible………….. Terribly
4.Some adjectives do not change form at all.
Fast Fast
Hard Hard
Late Late !