English, asked by parveensahina724, 9 months ago

I was______ impressed with her performance (adverb)​

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Answered by muhammed12345
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Answer:

Explanation:

n the field of English grammar, an adverb can be described as a part of speech the describes a verb.

In the sentence above, 'impressed' is the verb of the sentence.

The adverb 'very' is a degree adverb which correctly depicts the meaning of the sentence and goes along with the sentence structure. Hence, it is the correct option.

Other options, such as 'too' and 'such' do not go along with the sentence.

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