English, 02.03.2021 21:10, connersitte1221l
1. For each adverb that is in all CAPS, tell whether it is an adverb of time place, manner, degree, affirmation, or negation. (This king rules JUSTLY. )
2. For each adverb that is in all CAPS, tell whether it is an adverb of time, place, manner, degree, affirmation, or negation. (The dog dug DOWN into the dirt. )
3. For each adverb that is in all CAPS, tell whether it is an adverb of time, place, manner, degree, affirmation, or negation. (Our neighbor could be QUITE helpful. )
4. For each adverb that is in all CAPS, tell whether it is an adverb of time, place, manner, degree, affirmation, or negation. (I am OFTEN late for practice if I have a lot of homework. )
5. For each adverb that is in all CAPS, tell whether it is an adverb of time, place, manner, degree, affirmation, or negation. (The team is INDEED excited about the upcoming game. )
6. For each adverb that is in all CAPS, tell whether it is an adverb of time, place, manner, degree, affirmation, or negation. (This particular dishwasher NEVER needs repairs. )
7. Identify the word that each capitalized adverb is describing an then tell me it's part of speech. (Poppy flowers are RELATIVELY common.)
8. Identify the word that each capitalized adverb is describing an then tell me it's part of speech. (A team worked RAPIDLY on the assignment .)
9. Identify the word that each capitalized adverb is describing an then tell me it's part of speech. (A lone black cat moved STEALTHILY through the grass .)
10. Identify the word that each capitalized adverb is describing an then tell me it's part of speech. (While USUALLY punctual, this person has a reason to be late .)
11. Identify the word that each capitalized adverb is describing an then tell me it's part of speech. (The ballplayer swung that bat SO incredibly fast.)
12. Identify the word that each capitalized adverb is describing an then tell me it's part of speech. (She was POSITIVELY jovial about her upcoming expedition.)
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