Question

Q2. Underline the adverbs and mention their types.
1. The teacher told us to read correctly.
2. I am very happy to meet you.
3. Dorin was almost late for school.
4. I looked for my pet there.
5. The tank is almost full
6. I go for morning walk regularly.
7. I met hare occasionally at the park
8. Neelima is very upset with her performance
9. I often see him walking in the park.
10. The exhibition is held annually.​

Answer 1

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1. The teacher told us to read correctly.
2. I am very happy to meet you.
3. Dorin was almost late for school.
4. I looked for my pet there.
5. The tank is almost full.
6. I go for morning walk regularly.
7. I met hare occasionally at the park
8. Neelima is very upset with her performance.
9. I often see him walking in the park.
10. The exhibition is held annually.

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Answer 2

The adverbs in the given statements are mentioned below-

• A word that modifies (describes) a verb, an adjective, another adverb, or even a complete phrase is known as an adverb.
• In line with the information or description they are supplying, adverbs can be divided into many sorts.
• The various categories of adverbs are: Adverbs of time, manner, degree, frequency, place, and conjunctives.

1. Correctly- Adverb of manner (These adverbs define the process by which an activity is carried out.)
2. Very- Adverb of degree (These adverbs are employed to describe how intense the quality of action is.)
3. Almost- Adverb of degree (These adverbs are employed to describe how intense the quality of action is.)
4. There- Adverb of place (These adverbs are used to specify the location of the action indicated in the phrase.)
5. Almost- Adverb of degree (These adverbs are employed to describe how intense the quality of action is.)
6. Regularly- Adverb of frequency (These adverbs are used to express recurrence in actions or events.)
7. Occasionally- Adverb of frequency (These adverbs are used to express recurrence in actions or events.)
8. Very- Adverb of degree (These adverbs are employed to describe how intense the quality of action is.)
9. Often- Adverb of time (The reader is informed of the timing of an activity using time adverbs.)
10. Annually- Adverb of frequency (These adverbs are used to express recurrence in actions or events.)

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