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Point out the adverbs in the statements: The manager accepted the challenge very nicely.

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Accepted

Accepted, challenge

very nicely

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: It's amazing how detective can use these clues to solve the most complicated cases.

How, these

Amazing, these

Amazing, most

How, most

Amazing, how

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: They walk slowly and lazily stretching their necks up to the trees.

Please select 2 correct answers

Lazily, stretching

Stretching

Slowly, lazily

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: If I like a story, I almost never put it down until I finish it.

Almost, never, until

never, down

almost, never

almost, never, down

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: Others build suspense very slowly.

Others, very, slowly

Very, slowly

very

Others, slowly

others, very

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: I usually buy all my vegetables at the market.

Usually, buy

Usually

the

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: In many cases, I can scarcely prevent myself from peeking at the last chapter to see the ending.

many

scarcely

from

prevent

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: My favorite detectives are one who cleverly match wits with equally clever villains.

Favorite, clever

Clever, cleverly

Favorite, cleverly

Equally, clever

Cleverly, equally

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: Come here slowly, you have to see this.

Slowly

This

See

Come

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: The clues that they are uncover are almost always found in unexpected spooky places.

almost, always

are, almost, always

are, always

are

almost

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: The police dealt with the incident very efficiently.

efficiently

Dealt, with

Very, efficiently

very

with incident

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: She moved slowly and spoke quietly.

Moved, slowly

Moved

Slowly, quietly

Spoke

Spoke, quietly

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: I can't wait to go to the zoo tomorrow and see the giraffes.

Wait

To, the

Tomorrow

To, go

See

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: They are fed daily and like fruits and vegetables.

Daily

They

Feb

And

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: Anxiously, they returned home because they forgot the key at home.

Because

Anxiously

Anxiously , returned

Forgot

They

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: Giraffes are very tall and have extremely long necks.

Very, Extremely

Tall

very

Long

Neck

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: I especially like detectives who carefully hunt for clues.

especially, carefully

hunt, carefully

like, especially

hunt

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: I have been a fan of mystery stories since I was quite young.

young

since

Quite

Fan

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: Some stories are incredibly exciting from start to finish.

Exciting

Some

are

From

Incredibly

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Point out the adverbs in the statements: She takes the boat to the mainland every day.

Mainland

The

Takes

every day

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Adverbs in English Test

Future Progressive Tense Test

Point out the adverbs in the statements: The manager accepted the challenge very nicely.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: It's amazing how detective can use these clues to solve the most complicated cases.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: They walk slowly and lazily stretching their necks up to the trees.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: If I like a story, I almost never put it down until I finish it.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: Others build suspense very slowly.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: I usually buy all my vegetables at the market.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: In many cases, I can scarcely prevent myself from peeking at the last chapter to see the ending.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: My favorite detectives are one who cleverly match wits with equally clever villains.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: Come here slowly, you have to see this.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: The clues that they are uncover are almost always found in unexpected spooky places.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: The police dealt with the incident very efficiently.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: She moved slowly and spoke quietly.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: I can't wait to go to the zoo tomorrow and see the giraffes.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: They are fed daily and like fruits and vegetables.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: Anxiously, they returned home because they forgot the key at home.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: Giraffes are very tall and have extremely long necks.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: I especially like detectives who carefully hunt for clues.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: I have been a fan of mystery stories since I was quite young.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: Some stories are incredibly exciting from start to finish.

Point out the adverbs in the statements: She takes the boat to the mainland every day.

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