English, asked by yadavkrnakul2010, 5 hours ago

Underline the adverbs and write T if it is an adverb of time and D if it is an adverb of degree.
1. Shekhar's mother said, 'Come home soon.
2. The glass is almost full.
3. I will meet you later.
4. I quite liked the setting of the room.
5. I am going to play now.
6. Mr Sharma left just before you came.
7. I woke up very early in the morning.








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Answers

Answered by ishitachhawal15
12

Answer:

1. soon-time

2. full-degree

3. later-time

4. quite-degree

5. now-time

6. just-degree

7. very-degree

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Answered by lakshita575
7

Answer:

1. Shekhar's mother said,'Come home soon. Adverb of time

2. The glass is almost full. Adverb of degree.

3. I will meet you later. Adverb of time

4. I quite liked the setting of the room. Adverb of degree.

5. I am going to play now. adverb of degree

6. Mr Sharma left just before you came. adverb of degree.

7. I woke up very early in the morning. adverb of time

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