(ii) The woman spoke loudly.
Ans: The woman spoke loudly.
(iii) You have done your lesson well.
Ans: You have done your lesson well.
(iv) The horse galloped fast.
Ans: The horse galloped fast.
(v) The play will begin now.
Ans: The play will begin now.
(vi) My uncle lives here.
Ans: My uncle lives here.
(vii) Gopal is standing there.
Ans: Gopal is standing there.
(viii) We should always speak the truth.
Ans: We should always speak the truth.
(ix) The servant is paid monthly.
Ans: The servant is paid monthly.
(x) I feel tired today.
Ans: I feel tired today.
(i) How many times did she give you homework?
Ans: always
(ii) How did she listen to your problems?
Ans: patiently
(iii) How did she speak while teaching?
Ans: clearly
(iv) How many times did she allow you to play games?
Ans: sometimes
(v) How many times did she point out your faults?
Ans: never
(vi) How many times did she get angry?
Ans: rarely
(vii) How many times did she smile?
Ans: often
(viii) How did she teach?
Ans: well
(ii) Kaylee often reads books about vampires.
Ans: when
(iii) Olivia immediately came to the rescue.
Ans: when
(iv) When will you come here to visit us?
Ans: when
(v) Marcus slowly walked to the barbershop.
Ans: how
(vi) Sometimes Martin goes to the museum.
Ans: when
(vii) Please speak clearly.
Ans: how
(i) She often goes for a walk in the evening.
Ans: Adverb of Frequency
(ii) The children played happily in the garden.
Ans: Adverb of Manner
(iii) We will leave tomorrow morning.
Ans: Adverb of Time
(iv) He is almost finished with his work.
Ans: Adverb of Degree
(v) They searched everywhere for the missing keys.
Ans: Adverb of Place
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