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Choose the adverb in the sentence

by Briar Walker
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She spoke clearly during the meeting.

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The bird perched quietly on the branch.

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She smiled warmly at him.

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He ran quickly to catch the bus.

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They spoke softly in the library.

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The team worked hard all day.

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She answered promptly and confidently.

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They arrived early to the concert.

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He spoke loudly, interrupting the lesson.

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The spider slowly spins her web.

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Adverbs describe how an action is done. 'Clearly' tells us how she spoke.

'Quietly' describes how it perched; it’s an adverb.

'Warmly' describes how she smiled; it's an adverb.

'Quickly' describes how he ran, it's an adverb

'Softly' describes how they spoke; it's an adverb.

'Hard' talks about how they worked; it's an adverb here

'Promptly' shows how she answered; it's an adverb.

'Early' is about the time they arrived; used as an adverb here.

'Loudly' describes how he spoke; it’s an adverb.

'slowly' describes how she spins; it's an adverb

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