find the adverb from the sentence 1 I never start reading a mystery story if I have homework because then it is more tempting to read than to study
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more
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as more is describing about verb tempting
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The adverb here is more.
- Here the word 'more' tells us more about the verb, tempting.
- An adverb is a word that changes (depicts) an action word (he sings boisterously), a descriptor (exceptionally tall), another adverb (finished excessively fast), or even an entire sentence (Fortunately, I had brought an umbrella).
- Adverbs frequently end in - ly, yet some (as quick) look precisely equivalent to their descriptor partners.
- An adverb is a word or an articulation that changes an action word, modifier, another adverb, determiner, provision, relational word, or sentence.
- Adverbs ordinarily expressway, place, time, recurrence, degree, level of sureness, and so on, addressing questions like how? how? when? where? and how much?.
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