Question

A. Read the following sentences. The underlined words are adverbs. State the kind of adverb in the
space provided. The first one has been done for you.
1. Punit readily agreed to do the work.
Adverb of Manner
2. She has been to London twice.
3. Lunch is almost ready.
4. Sneha is feeling better today.
5. I can hardly wait for the winter vacation.
6. The children will go to the airport tomorrow.
7. The market is nearby
8. Samarth woke up early.
9. She swims better than me.
This is enough, you need not add more sugar.
11. We sometimes play volleyball.
12. The rain brought much respite from the sweltering heat.

Answer 1

Answer:

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A. Read the following sentences. The underlined words are adverbs. State the kind of adverb in the

space provided. The first one has been done for you.

1. Punit readily agreed to do the work.

Adverb of Manner

2. She has been to London twice.

3. Lunch is almost ready.

4. Sneha is feeling better today.

5. I can hardly wait for the winter vacation.

6. The children will go to the airport tomorrow.

7. The market is nearby

8. Samarth woke up early.

9. She swims better than me.

This is enough, you need not add more sugar.

11. We sometimes play volleyball.

12. The rain brought much respite from the sweltering heat.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Punit readily agreed to do the work.

Adverb of Manner

2. She has been to London twice.

3. Lunch is almost ready.

4. Sneha is feeling better today.

5. I can hardly wait for the winter vacation.

6. The children will go to the airport tomorrow.

7. The market is nearby

8. Samarth woke up early.

9. She swims better than me.

This is enough, you need not add more sugar.

11. We sometimes play volleyball.

12. The rain brought much respite from the sweltering heat.