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What is the general rule of nouns changing into adjectives and adverbs in English?
When a noun changes into an adjective, usually add - ful at the end of the word
use --> useful help --> helpful care --> careful
An adjective changes into an adverb by adding - ly at the end of the word
careful --> carefully slow --> slowly
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