Question

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6) Trisha has always wanted to
go on a vacation to Hyderabad.
(State the kind of the adverb,
"always") *
O Interrogative adverb
O adverb of frequency
O adverb of manner.​

Answer 1

Answer:

adverb of manner

Explanation:

it is the manner of trisha

so,it's adverb of manner

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Answer 2

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Given sentence: Trisha has always wanted to go on a vacation to Hyderabad.

What to do? We've to state the kind of the adverb (always).

Kind of adverb: Adverb of frequency (option - B)

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• The kind of the adverb "always" is adverb of frequency.
• Because, the word 'always' says how often or how frequently she wanted to go for a vacation to Hyderabad. As we know, the adverb which tells us how frequently a verb is performed are adverbs of frequency.
• Hence, option (b) is correct.

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What is an adverb?

Have a look on this sentence - "The cook prepares dishes".

• This sentence tells us that the cook is on work of preparing dishes.

Now, look on this sentence- "The cook prepares dishes quickly".

• Here, in this sentence too, the cook prepares dishes but there's a word "quickly", and it tells us that the work is being done in a fast manner by modifying the verb 'prepares'.

★ Hence, adverbs are the words which are used to modify a verb or an adjective or another adverb in a sentence.

KINDS OF ADVERBS:

1. Adverbs of manner $\red\longrightarrow$ adverbs that tells how or in what manner, the action was carried out. [smoothly, merrily, loudly]
2. Adverbs of time $\red\longrightarrow$ adverb that tells when a verb takes place. [yesterday, tomorrow, today]
3. Adverbs of frequency $\red\longrightarrow$ adverbs that tells how often a verb takes place. [always, never, often]
4. Adverbs of place $\red\longrightarrow$ adverbs that tells where the action -verb is/was happening [here, there, far]
5. Interrogative adverbs $\red\longrightarrow$ questioning words that makes a question where it's answer will be an adverb. [how, when, where]
6. Adverbs of degree $\red\longrightarrow$ adverbs that tells how much has an action been done. [almost, fully, partially]

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