I was teaching adj. and adv. and how we form the adv. from the
adj. Also, that the adj. tells us something about the noun and
the adv. about the verb. Later on in the class, and not related
to the above, the student had to make a sentence with:
Sally/felt/really happy/to be / winner. So the student said
Sally felt really happily to be the winner. I corrected her to
happy, and she said why? She felt happily tells us something
about the verb felt. Can you explain this to me so that I can
pass it on to her? - For Teachers