Adverbs are words that describe how an action is done. In French, many common adverbs are formed from adjectives and end in '-ment', similar to '-ly' in English. Let's look at some of the most useful ones for everyday conversation.

First up is 'normalement', which means 'normally' or 'usually'. You can use it to talk about your routines. For example, 'Normalement, je commence le travail à neuf heures' means 'Normally, I start work at nine o'clock'.

To say something happens 'quickly' or 'rapidly', you use 'rapidement'. For instance, if someone is speaking too fast, you could say 'Il parle trop rapidement'.

The adverb for 'easily' is 'facilement'. You might use it to describe a task, for example: 'J'ai trouvé la solution facilement', which means 'I found the solution easily'.