Summary p258

Summary p258



258 CONYERSATIONAL PORTUGUESE

23. ADYERBS

1. Some Portuguese adverbs are formed by adding menie to the feminine singular form of the adjec-tive; this corresponds to the English ending “ty”:

exclusively


exclusivamente

If there are two or morę adverbs with this same ending, menie is given only with the last one:

clara e concisamente clearly and concisely

Adverbs are generally compared like adjectives (see GS 18).

POSITIVE COMP A RATIVE SUPERLATIYE


claramente mais claramente


clearly morę clearly


2. Irregular comparatives:

bem

well

melhor

better, best

mai

badly

piór

worse, worst

muito

much

mais

morę, most

pouco

little

menos

less, least

3. Adverbs and prepositions.

Many adverbs become prepositions when de is added:

adverb

depois afterward


PREPOSITION


depois de antes de


after

before


antes formerly

Other words which act similarly: atrds “behind”;


debaixo “under”; longe “far”; mais “morę”; menos “less”; perto “near.”

When que is added to some of these they act as conjunctions:

Depois que ileś

Afiter they arrive we’]

chegarem falaremos.

talk.

4. Adverbs of time:

hoje

today

ontem

yesterday

amanhd

tomorrow

cedo

early

tarde

late

muitas vizes1

often

sempre

always

nunca

never

depois

afterward

antes

before, fonnerly

depressa

quicldy

deyagar

slowly

imediatamente

immediately

raramente

seldom, rarely

agora

now

5. Adverbs of place:

aqui

here

ca

here (motion)

ai

there

ali

there (farther away)

1 \ezes (P).


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