Question

Which word in the sentence is an adverb?

That electronics store in the shopping center probably sells many different kinds of batteries
A.many
B. probably
C. different
D. sells

Which words in the sentence are adverbs?

Often a pond seems somewhat quiet.

Choose all answers that are correct.
A.Often
B.somewhat
C. quiet
D. seems
@MiaKitty1 Could you help me again? THX!

Answer 1

Yes, I'll try my very nest on these...lol :)

Answer 2

lol :D

Answer 3

For the first one, I would say probably because adverbs typically end in ly.

Answer 4

lol

Answer 5

The second one I would say would be often would be one.

Answer 6

Somewhat is also one

Answer 7

THX!

Answer 8

could you describe what an adverb is?

Answer 9

I looked it up and I don't get it

Answer 10

An adverb is something that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb, it also add information about time or place and they typically end in ly.

Answer 11

thx,..

Answer 12

Which words in the sentence are adverbs?

Is that a frog sitting extremely quietly on the lily pad?

Choose all answers that are correct.









A.

extremely








B.

quietly








C.

sitting








D.

lily

so maybe A and B??

Answer 13

It's extremely only :) Quietly is an adjective, which is describing something.

Answer 14

THX! but..it says "Choose all answers that are correct"

Answer 15

For that one, I think it's only be extremely. :)Quietly is an adjective, lily is a noun, and sitting is a verb

Answer 16

oh..but I HAVE to have 2

Answer 17

You have to? Hmm...then the most likely other one would have to be quietly

Answer 18

thx! that's what I thought :D

Answer 19

:D LOL...you're doing great! :)

Answer 20

lol :D

soo...last one..lol that ill ask u..

Which word in the sentence is an adverb?

Cats can be remarkably curious.









A.
curious







B.
can







C.
remarkably







D.

Cats

SO I THINK ITS C! :D

Answer 21

Yes, great job! Remarkably makes the most sense. :D

Answer 22

Well, I have to go now. :) Byee!

Answer 23

kk bye :D thx!!