3. By adding the suffix _ward_, as in _forward_, _upward_, _skyward_,
_downward_, _homeward_, etc.
4. We have some adverbs formed by adding the prefix _a_ to adjectives
and nouns, as _ahead_, _afoot_, _afresh_, also by adding the prefix
_be_, as in _besides_, _beyond_.
We often misspell a number of adverbs by adding _s_ where it does not
rightfully belong; as, _anywheres_, _everywheres_, _backwards_,
_forwards_, _towards_, _upwards_, _downwards_, _afterwards_,
_homewards_, etc. All of these words should be written without the _s_.
We also have a number of compound adverbs which are made by the union of
two other parts of speech, such as _sometime_, _henceforth_, _forever_,
_overheard_, _outside_, etc.
In the lesson for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, adjectives are given
having opposite meanings. Make the proper adverbs from these adjectives
by the addition of the suffix _ly_.
Thursday's and Friday's lessons are made up of both adjectives and
adverbs that end in _ly_. Look up in your dictionary and be sure you
know which are adjectives and which are adverbs.
Saturday's lesson is made up of compound adverbs.
+Monday+
Haughty--Humble
Wise--Ignorant
Careful--Careless
Firm--Wavering
+Tuesday+
Honest--Deceitful
Fearful--Fearless
Punctual--Tardy
Identical--Different
+Wednesday+
Thoughtful--Thoughtless
Rich--Poor
Attentive--Inattentive
Industrious--Lazy
+Thursday+
Quickly
Lovely
Clearly
Cleanly
+Friday+
Homely
Truly
Courtly
Nearly
+Saturday+
Otherwise
Herewith
Sometime
Always