Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Loudly"

A: You have to understand loud to understand loudly, which, the definition of loud according to google, is 'producing or capable of producing much noise'. Now, by adding a 'ly' at the end of 'loud' you are modifying it into an adverb (Which, when used after a noun, it will modify a noun).

e.g.

He talks to his friends. (Original sentence)

He talks loudly to his friends. (Adverb used here)

A: He spoke loudly across the room. / The music played loudly. / I loudly declared victory.

A: "They spoke loudly in the theater"
"The music was played loudly"

"He quickly filled a glass of wine"
"She quickly put on a coat"

"They were awfully loud in the theater"
"He drove awfully fast"
Awfully~Badly

A: Loudly is an adverb meaning at a high level of volume. He spoke loudly so that he could be heard over the noise of the machine.
Loud is an adjective meaning a high volume. The machine was very loud and so the staff wore ear defenders
Aloud means so that something can be heard but not necessarily at high volume
He read the letter aloud to the others, in a whisper so that no-one could overhear what he was saying.

A: Louder and loudly are adverbs, and adverbs modify the word "read", so they are both correct to use.

The difference between louder and loudly is that louder can also be an adjective, but loudly cannot be an adjective. Loudly is only an adverb.

Louder:
1) adverb
2) adjective

Loudly:
1) adverb

A: loudly is an adverb, noisy is an adjective.

A: Loudly is more about the tone so to talk loudly or the song loudly while doing something aloud is more used when talking about something you usually don't do out loud, so think aloud because you usually don't say what your thinking aloud or reading aloud, etc. (:

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