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What is the adverb in the sentence and what is its type?
Sam has been walking daily for many years.
daily, time
Identify the interrogative adverb and/or adverbial noun and tell which they are. If its an adverbial noun tell whether it expresses time, distance, measure, value or direction.
When did you buy those shoes?
When, interrogative adverb
Choose the correct form of the word:
Of all the passenger aircrafts, supersonic jets move (more, most) quickly.
most
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Many art critics thing Picasso painted (well, good)
well
Find the adverb phrase or clause in each sentence and tell whether it is a phrase or clause.
I prepared my experiment for the science fair during the past year.
during the past year, phrase
What is the adverb in the sentence and what is its type?
Mary never naps in the afternoon.
never, negation
Identify the interrogative adverb and/or adverbial noun and tell which they are. If its an adverbial noun tell whether it expresses time, distance, measure, value or direction.
The surgery lasted ten hours.
hours, adverbial noun, time
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It could travel many miles (farther, further) in the same amount of time.
farther
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Do you think Picasso was a (good, well) painter?
good
Find the adverb phrase or clause in each sentence and tell whether it is a phrase or clause.
With great interest, I studied pollution's effect on trees.
With great interest, phrase
What is the adverb in the sentence and what is its type?
The weather is quite cool in the spring time in Michigan.
quite, degree
Identify the interrogative adverb and/or adverbial noun and tell which they are. If its an adverbial noun tell whether it expresses time, distance, measure, value or direction.
Lana traveled five miles from the volcano.
miles, adverbial noun, distance
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It took about four hours (least, less) than on regular jets.
less
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(There Their) is a painting for sale.
Find the adverb phrase or clause in each sentence and tell whether it is a phrase or clause.
When pollution increases, trees suffer.
When pollution increases, clause.
What is the adverb in the sentence and what is its type?
Tom runs quickly when he plays basketball.
quickly, manner
Identify the interrogative adverb and/or adverbial noun and tell which they are. If its an adverbial noun tell whether it expresses time, distance, measure, value or direction.
When did plants and animals return to the area around the volcano?
When, interrogative adverb
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The Condorde flew (faster, more faster) than a regular passenger jet.
faster
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Collectors can see the painting very (well, good).
well
Find the adverb phrase or clause in each sentence and tell whether it is a phrase or clause.
I measure changes in the trees with various tests.
With various tests, phrase
What is the adverb in the sentence and what is its type?
Her health has undoubtedly benefitted from years of regular exercise.
undoubtedly, affirmation
Identify the interrogative adverb and/or adverbial noun and tell which they are. If its an adverbial noun tell whether it expresses time, distance, measure, value or direction.
The return of plants and animals took many years.
years, adverbial noun, time
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Because of the time difference, passengers actually arrived in London (earliest, earlier) than the time they left New York.
earlier
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(There, Their) bids on the painting will be too low.
Their
If I prove my hypothesis, I may win a prize.
If I prove my hypothesis, clause