Question

10 adverb of black beauty

Answer 1

1. "Coachman and ... master thinking" is a noun absolute that functions as an adverb to "were reined."
2. "Wheels making a sound" is the core of a noun absolute that functions as an adverb to "trotted."
3. "John chuckling" is the core of a noun absolute that functions as an adverb to "went on."
4. "Shovel dropped" and "hands raised" are noun absolutes that functions as adverbs to "was standing."
5. "The horses being got (out)" and "carriages and gigs being pulled" are noun absolutes that functions as adverbs to "was." Note the semicolon that sets off the noun absolutes. Also note that the noun absolutes could easily be seen as appositives to "confusion."
6. "Master being one" is the core of a noun absolute that functions as an adverb to "were brought."
7. The infinitives "to settle, or say" function as adverbs (of purpose) to "were brought."
8. The infinitive "to gallop" functions as a retained direct object after the passive "was forced."
9. "Rider ... cutting ... and ... urging" is the core of a noun absolute that functions as an adverb to "was forced to gallop."
10. "Me" is the subject of the infinitive "to go." The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of "urging."

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