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| A word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb by making its meaning more specific. |
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Identify the adverb:
She can act calmly in the most ridiculous citations. |
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| The words forward and there are adverbs of _________. (Types) |
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| The words clumsily and carelessly are adverbs or _________. (Types) |
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Identify the degree adverb the the following sentence:
She was extremely cautious when she went inside the house. |
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| Manner, Time, Place, Degree |
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| Name the four types of adverbs. |
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| Which is the most common suffix indicating that a word is an adverb? |
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In the sentence below, the word quite, modifies what part of the sentence?
The storm is quite heavy. |
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Change the following words to adverbs:
Loud
Smooth
Sharp |
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A group of words containing a subject and a verb that does the work of an adverb-that is, it serves as a modifier such questions as Why? How?Where? When? |
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| Nouns are often served as adverbs, telling how far, how long, how much, when, and so on. And these are called ___________. |
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