Adjectives and Adverbs are both used in English to make the sentence a meaningful one.
Adjectives
An Adjectives are used to represent both the nouns and pronouns. In short, an Adjective comes before a noun or other linking verb.
Before the noun:
He cut the spicy pizza.
I have a red top.
The little boy went down the street.
What a wonderful view!
Adverbs
An Adverb is a term used to show adjectives, verbs and adjectives. They are usually (but not constantly) created by combining 'ly to the adjective.
Some examples are:
I walked fast ('fast' tells us about the verb 'walk').
They worked speedily.
Generally, the comparative and superlative forms of Adverbs are used by using 'more / most'.
She sang loudly.
She sang more loudly than her friend.
She sang most loudly in the class.
Remember, Adjectives and Adverbs can be classified by which kind of information they give. Consider the details that are essential to cover, and then choose your transformers respectively.
Learning Videos for 1st Grade English - Adjectives and Adverbs