• Irregular Adverbs of Manner

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• Adverbs that do not follow the -ly rule are irregular adverbs. Most irregular adverbs do not change form. 

  
  

  Some common irregular adverbs are:

  good > well           late >late*

  fast > fast             hard >hard*
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• Bryan plays the guitar well.	Amy works hard.
  Josh runs fast.	Peter arrived late.

• *Be careful! Some adverbs look like the -ly form of an adjective, but they have a different meaning.

  Lately is an adverb, but it is different from the adjective late. It means recently.

  -I have not seen him lately. > I have not seen him recently.

  Hardly is also an adverb, but it is different from the adjective hard. It means not often.

  -I hardly see him. > I do not see him often. 

 Source : Alison