Question

Which words in the sentence make up the adverb phrase?

My friends and I walked quickly around the small lake.

A.
quickly around

B.
My friends and I

C.
walked quickly

D.
around the small lake

Answer 1

@31356

Answer 2

@Tamara7301

Answer 3

@Doll.face

Answer 4

@just_one_last_goodbye

Answer 5

@Destinyyyy

Answer 6

@debz

Answer 7

@Chelleyhi

Answer 8

@hhelpplzzzz

Answer 9

sorry gum is my worth subject

Answer 10

What? Gum? Worth?

Answer 11

sorry typo

Answer 12

Sorry I have no idea what an adverb phrase is.

Answer 13

sorry gum (grammer usage and mechanics) is my worst subject but thank you for the help or trying at least

Answer 14

umm can u help me or at least try

Answer 15

lol I was just about to ask if you needed help still c:

Adverbs are words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. They usually end in "-ly" c:

Answer 16

okay thank u

Answer 17

wait

Answer 18

does it start with ly in the begining of the adverb phrase or at the ending

Answer 19

at the end of a word c: :3

Which answer choice do you think it is? :)

Answer 20

okay thank you so much and i think it's C.

Answer 21

Yes, it's C :D


And you're welcome!! :3

Answer 22

okay thx

Answer 23

so basically all adverb phrases end in -ly and thank you for teaching me

Answer 24

so the answer is C. Thx

Answer 25

wait can i ask a nother question

Answer 26

*another

Answer 27

Not all adverbs end in "-ly", but most adverbs so. When I say they "modify" a verb, adjective or other adverbs, it means that the word describes it.

For example, in this sentence:

"Chris, screamed loudly when his foot got broken."

the word "loudly" is the adverb c:

:D See how it describes how he screamed?

c:

But yes, you can ask another question, but can you put it on another post please? :)

Answer 28

okay thx