Question

Form the adverb of the following word:
Loud
a) Louder
b) Loudfully
c) Loudly
d) Loudily

Answer 1

Hint: Adverb is a word that is used to define a verb, any word which would add meaning, character, or describe a verb/ action.
Example: He ran fast. (Fast here tells us about how the boy ran hence it is an adverb.)

Complete answer:
a) Louder: It is a comparative degree of a loud. Loud: Louder: Loudest. It is used to compare two nouns/ pronouns.
Example: He speaks louder than his brother.
b) Loudfully: This is an incorrect word. The suffix ‘fully’ does not go with the adjective loud.
c) Loudly: Loudly tells us about how a person was using his tone of speech or how much intensified any other sound was.
Example: The teacher spoke loudly so that everyone any hear her voice.
He was yelling loudly for help, yet no one came forward.
d) Loudily: This is an incorrect word, ‘Loudly’ which has been spelled wrong. The suffix ‘ily’ does not go with the adjective loud, and the conversion would not include ‘I’ in the word.
Loud – Loudly
The adjective from the word ‘loud’ is option c ‘loudly’.

Note:
 Loudly is the adjective formed from loud
Example: Use a loud voice to grab his attention. (Here loud is an adjective, which tells us about the quality of the voice we have to use.)
He was playing the music loudly. (Loudly here tells us about he was performing the verb of playing music.)