Question

38. Do not crowd your work so closely together.
EXERCISE IN GRAMM
is a Verb, an Adjective, or an Adverb;(3) classify each Adverb as an Adverb of time, place, manner, degree,
In the following sentences (1) pick out the Adverbs and tell what each modifies; (2) tell whether the modules
Are you going to Ja
[Here no means "I am not going to Japan
1. He was ill pleased.
2. Try again.
3. He is too shy.
4. We rose very early.
5. I am so glad to hear it.
6. Cut it lengthwise.
7. Too many
cooks spoil the broth.
8. Are you quite sure ?
9. That is well said.
10. Once or twice we have met alone.
11. The railway station is far off.
12. I have heard this before.
13. Father is somewhat better.
14. I am much relieved to hear it.
15. The walk was rather long.
16. The patient is much worse today.
24. You are far too hasty.
25. The secret is out.
26. He is old enough to know better,
27. I would much rather not go.
28. You need not roar.
29. Your watch is five minutes too fast.
30. He went off on Monday.
31. His health is no worse than before.
32. Wisdom is too high for a fool.
33. There is a screw loose somewhere.
34. I see things differently now.
35. Rome was not built in a day.
36. The door burst open and in they came.
37. We have scorched the snake, not killed it.
39. The patient is no better today.
40. He needs to do it.
41. Do not walk so fast.
42. Put not your trust in princes.
43. Order the carriage round.
44. He has been shamefully treated.
45. I wonder you never told me.
17. She arrived a few minutes ago.
18. Ambition urges me forward.
19. She was dressed all in black.
20. We were very kindly received.
21. Her son is out in Iran.
22. I surely expect him tomorrow.
23. He could not speak, he was so angry.
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HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH GRAMMAR & COM
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Answer 1

Answer:

a lot more than one occasion to make sure I will

Answer 2

Answer:

do not crowdyour work so closely together