Question

'Raju reads clearly. (Mention the type of Adverb)​

Answer 1

Question :- Raju reads clearly .

(Mention the type of adverb)

A) Adverb of manner .

B) Adverb of place .

C) Adverb of frequency .

D) Adverb of time .

Answer :- (A) Adverb of manner .

Explanation :-

A) Adverb of manner :-

• Used to the show the form in which the task has to be done.
• 'how' or 'in what way' .
• The adverb of manner is formed by adding "-ly" to the infinitive .
• Example :- I speaks English fluently . (How do i speak = fluently.)

B) Adverb of place :-

• Used to show the place where the action is done .
• 'here' , 'there' , 'where' .

C) Adverb of frequency :-

• Used to show the frequency with which the task has to be done or to describes 'how often' an action happens .

D) Adverb of time :-

• Used to show the time of the task .
• 'when' .

therefore, in given sentence ,

• clearly shows in what way raju reads .

Hence, the type of adverb is (A) Adverb of manner .

Answer for question in image :-

→ The lost child cried ____ .

• Here the action of crying took place by the child .
• We need an adverb to express the manner .
• Bitter = An adjective .
• Bitterly = An adverb .
• Bitterness = A noun .

therefore, the correct sentence will be,

→ The lost child cried bitterly .

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Answer 2

Q) The lost child cried ________ (Fill with appropriate Adverb)

A) The lost child cried bitterly.

Q) Raju reads clearly (Mention the type of Adverb)

A) Clearly => Adverb of Manner.

Adverbs of Manner:  

• Adverbs of manner is a type of adverb that answers the question of how. It describes or modifies how the action is done in the sentence. We form adverbs of the manner by adding 'ly' to the adjectives.

Adverb of Place:

• Adverbs of place tell where something is done. They also indicate both location and movement. These may be one-word adverbs or adverbial phrases. Adverbs of place are usually placed after the main verb or after the clause that they modify.

Adverb of Frequency:

• An adverb of frequency tells us how often the verb occurs. words such as always, again, almost, never, often, rarely, seldom etc are used as an adverb of frequency.

Adverb of Time:

• Adverbs of Time tell when an action happened and for how long. Adverbs that simply tell when are usually put at the end of the sentence.