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Identify the adverbs in the following

sentences and state their kind.

(i) Sarena Williams and Roger Federer play tennis

magnificently.

(ii) Giridhar is cruel enough to torture the poor.

(iii) The chopper swung eastwards.

(iv) He will reach there tomorrow.

(v) He slipped twice and broke his leg.

(vi) He has nearly finished his work.​

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Answered by Yuseong
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Here, in this question we have to identify the adverbs and we have to state their kinds.

(i) Sarena Williams and Roger Federer play tennis magnificently.

Adverb : Magnificently

Kind : Adverbs of manner

In this statement "magnificently" has been used as adverb of manner as it is expressing the manner of of action that how Serena and Roger plays tennis. It is describing the verb ( play ).

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(ii) Giridhar is cruel enough to torture the poor.

Adverb : Enough

Kind : Adverb of degree

In this statement "enough" has been used as adverb of degree as it is showing to what extent Giridhar torture the poor. ( Describing the verb, torture).

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(iii) The chopper swung eastwards.

Adverb : Eastwards

Kind : Adverb of Place

In this statement "eastwards" has been used as adverb of place as it is showing where it has swung. ( Describing the verb, swing).

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(iv) He will reach there tomorrow.

Adverb : Tomorrow

Kind : Adverb of time

In this statement "tomorrow" has been used as adverb of time as it is showing when will he reach. ( Describing the verb, reach).

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(v) He slipped twice and broke his leg.

Adverb : Twice

Kind : Adverb of frequency

In this statement "twice" has been used as adverb of frequency as it is showing how often he slipped. ( Describing the verb, reach).

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(vi) He has nearly finished his work.

Adverb : nearly

Kind : Adverb of manner

In this statement "nearly" has been used as adverb of manner as it is showing how and in what manner he finished his work. ( Describing the verb, reach).

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