Common Examples:
* Quickly: She walked quickly down the street.
* Slowly: He spoke slowly and deliberately.
* Happily: The children played happily in the park.
* Sadly: She looked at the photo sadly.
* Clearly: I can clearly see the problem.
* Nicely: The food was cooked nicely.
* Beautifully: The flowers were arranged beautifully.
* Loudly: The music played loudly.
* Softly: She whispered softly in his ear.
* Carefully: He handled the fragile vase carefully.
Other Examples:
* Badly: The play was written badly.
* Beautifully: She sings beautifully.
* Bravely: The soldier fought bravely.
* Curiously: The dog looked at me curiously.
* Diligently: She worked diligently on her project.
* Easily: He solved the puzzle easily.
* Exactly: I know exactly what you mean.
* Finally: He finally finished his homework.
* Fortunately: Fortunately, nobody was hurt in the accident.
* Honestly: I honestly don't know the answer.
* Loudly: The dog barked loudly.
* Nicely: She dressed nicely for the occasion.
* Perfectly: He spoke perfectly in French.
* Possibly: It's possibly true, but I'm not sure.
* Sadly: The news was sadly received.
* Seriously: Are you seriously considering leaving?
* Slightly: The dress was slightly too big.
* Truly: I truly believe in you.
* Usually: He usually goes to bed early.
* Warmly: She greeted me warmly.
Exceptions:
It's important to note that not all adverbs ending in "-ly" are formed by adding "-ly" to an adjective. Some words have "-ly" as part of their root, and they are not formed from adjectives.
* Likely: It is likely to rain today.
* Only: I only have one apple left.
* Daily: I exercise daily.
Let me know if you would like me to provide more examples or discuss a specific type of adverb ending in "-ly"!