We use these suffixes to form adverbs: -ly (quick - quickly, easy - easily), -ward(s) (down - downwards), -wise (clock - clockwise) 1 The smoke from the chimneys rose into the sky. (UP) 2 This endangered fish has dark stripes running along its back. (LENGTH) 3 Many common bathroom products are harmful. (ENVIRONMENTAL) 4. the hole in the ozone layer is getting smaller. (HAPPY) Donne

 This good-natured and peace-loving giant, has outstanding qualities of character, rare in the animal world. Elephants live in large families and always stick together. They are very devoted to each other and often replace parents orphaned cub. The head of the elephant family's very traditional kind and does not allow others to violate their elephants.
India – help people in everyday life and consider him a good friend and host. Back-breaking work, they perform easily and obediently. African elephants also do not cause problems to the peasants, paruchuri them to aid on their own, often very poor land allotments.
Elephant is an amazing animal that we can and should learn not only of natural wisdom but also the ability to forgive.

1. He (studied) better than his father (had done). 2. They (spent) their vacation last year at the same village where they (had lived) many years before. 3. When we ( came) she had already ( sent) the children away and (was free) to speak to us. 4. Yesterday I (bought) a new watch as I (had lost) my old one. 5. He (took) the boy to the door by which he himself (had entered) the room. 6. He ( opened) his eyes, then ( looked) around and (thoght) for some time, trying to remember what (had happened) to him. 7. After they (had travelled) in the Caucasus they (decided) to make a sea voyage. 8. After they (had gone) at last I (went) to bed. 9. He (ate) all the cakes after we (had told) him not to do it. 10. The day after the party he ( asked) why we (had left) so early.