The irregular participles are used as verbal adjectives, and with the verbs ser, &c., and do not form compound tenses with haber; excepting preso, prescrito, provisto, roto, and a few others; as,

He is early awaked. | El está despierto temprano.

They have provided. | Ellos han provisto, (proveido.)


ADVERBS.

Adverbs are formed from adjectives of one termination by adding to them mente; as, dulce, dulcemente: and from those of two terminations by adding mente to the feminine; as, gracioso, graciosamente. They admit the superlative; as, graciosísimamente.

When two or more adverbs ending in ly occur in the same sentence, the termination mente is added to the last only; as,

He speaks elegantly and correctly.
El habla correcta y elegantemente.

A FEW OF THE ADVERBS.

Here,acá, aquí.Little,poco.
There,allá, allí, ahí.Already,ya.
Near,cerca.Often,á menudo.
Far,léjos.To-day,hoy.
Where,donde, adonde.  Yesterday,ayer.
Within,dentro.To-morrow, mañana.
Without, fuera.Last night,anoche.
Up,arriba.Now,ahora.
Down,abajo.Presently,luego.
Before,delante.Late,tarde.
Behind,detras.Early,temprano.
Upon,encima.Always,siempre.
Under,debajo.Never,nunca, jamas.
Well,bien.Thus,así.
Ill,mal.Very,muy.
More,mas.Even,aun.
Less,ménos.Yes,si.
Much,mucho.No, nor,no, ni.