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Q.pick out adverbs and state their kinds
10. the weather is delightfully cool-

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Answered by roshnis16

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10. adverb delightfully

Answered by Anonymous

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NEVER - ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
LATELY - ADVERB OF TIME
BEAUTIFULLY - ADVERB OF MANNER
ALWAYS- ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
OFTEN - ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
HARD - ADVERB OF MANNER
ALMOST RIPE - ADVERB OF DEGREE
CERTAINLY - ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
DELIGHTFULLY - ADVERB OF MANNER
DELIGHTFULLY - ADVERB OF MANNER.

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