Question

He read the news quite often (underline the adverbial)​

Answer 1

$\huge\underline\frak\blue{quєѕtíσn:-}$

Hє rєαd thє nєwѕ quítє σftєn ( undєrlínє thє αdvєrвíαl )

$\huge\underline\frak\blue{αnѕwєr:-}$

Hє rєαd thє nєwѕ quítє σftєn.

Thαnk чσu ☺✌..

Answer 2

The adverb from the above sentence is:

Quite

Explanation:

Adverbs are the phrases or words that are used for specifying verbs, conjuctions, prepositions other adverbs, determinants abd many more.

Adverbs are a part of speech which is used in almost every sentence.

There are many variety of adverbs.

• adjective adverb
• Degree adverb
• manner adverb
• Conjunctive adverb
• professional adverbs

There are various words and categorized under these titles.

Quite is a degree adverb.

This is because quite is also available in other degree's like

Quiter

Quitest.